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Posted by A_M_8 on Mar-08-2007 23:07:

Economic/Financial HELP!!!!

I need to write a brief essay (about 1 page) answering the following:

What is the likelihood of the Fed raising rates this summer. You need to discuss specific economic conditions that would lead to this rate increase.


Can anybody help me out? I dont need anything too sophisticated just a couple of to-the-point answers...


Posted by jdat on Mar-08-2007 23:27:

bad dollar
yoyo trade market creating an unstable economy ( the last couple weeks have been terrible )
low consumer confidence
terrible economic growth ( 2.2% or something is the latest figure )

etc etc


read the financial times, new york time etc you'll get your answers in a snap


Posted by A_M_8 on Mar-08-2007 23:32:

quote:
Originally posted by jdat
bad dollar
yoyo trade market creating an unstable economy ( the last couple weeks have been terrible )
low consumer confidence
terrible economic growth ( 2.2% or something is the latest figure )

etc etc


read the financial times, new york time etc you'll get your answers in a snap


can you please elaborate just a little bit more on those? also, doesnt inflation have anything to do with it?


Posted by jdat on Mar-08-2007 23:39:

quote:
Originally posted by A_M_8
can you please elaborate just a little bit more on those? also, doesnt inflation have anything to do with it?


weak dollar which has been on a continuous decline versus the euro while the yuan is in serious need of reevaluation and after the recent asian crash, stock markets around the world are still shaking ... will it stabilize?
I pray it does or things are going to crash and burn pretty badly

deficite on external commerce, etc

I'm not going to give you all the answers ... I read so much financial information on a daily basis it bores me to death to talk about it ...


do your own damn work! I gave you pointers now do some searching!

www.iht.com
www.ft.com

etc


Posted by Omega_M on Mar-08-2007 23:40:

we don't do other people's homework.


Posted by ASFSE on Mar-09-2007 00:15:

lol 1 page?


Posted by A_M_8 on Mar-09-2007 00:40:

quote:
Originally posted by ASFSE
lol 1 page?



yeah 1 page... is not a freakin' research paper... its just a short-essay that says if I think the rates will increase, why or why not.


Posted by A_M_8 on Mar-09-2007 00:42:

quote:
Originally posted by jdat
weak dollar which has been on a continuous decline versus the euro while the yuan is in serious need of reevaluation and after the recent asian crash, stock markets around the world are still shaking ... will it stabilize?
I pray it does or things are going to crash and burn pretty badly

deficite on external commerce, etc

I'm not going to give you all the answers ... I read so much financial information on a daily basis it bores me to death to talk about it ...


do your own damn work! I gave you pointers now do some searching!

www.iht.com
www.ft.com

etc


Isnt the fact that the US going through a slowdown in the economy (almost getting to the point of recesion) a reason why they SHOULD NOT raise interest rates? if they do, they will just decrease spending and slow down the economy even more wont they?


Posted by gehzumteufel on Mar-09-2007 00:44:

quote:
Originally posted by A_M_8
Isnt the fact that the US going through a slowdown in the economy (almost getting to the point of recesion) a reason why they SHOULD NOT raise interest rates? if they do, they will just decrease spending and slow down the economy even more wont they?

yes but it will also make people start to live within their means instead of above.


Posted by A_M_8 on Mar-09-2007 02:10:

Ok... after researching in various financial articles, I am leaning more towards the conclusion that the Fed will NOT raise rates anytime soon. Primarily, the American economy as a whole is very slow. therefore, raising rates will only worsen the problem. Second, unemployment rates are likley to continue to raise, also causing rates to stay down. Third, inflation seems to be very well under control, leaving no need to hike up interest rates...

What so you guys think? Agree? Disagree? Other factos I might have missed?


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Mar-09-2007 02:13:

do your own study you lazy ignorant shit.


Posted by A_M_8 on Mar-09-2007 02:17:

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
do your own study you lazy ignorant shit.


Fuck off you useless muther F*cker! if you dont want to help then shut the f*ck up. Im asking for some siple opinions to people who are knowledgeable on the subject. Its not like Im asking anybody to write my essay. Besides, if my professor allows us to consult people's opinions, why the hell cant I ask what people here think!?


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Mar-09-2007 02:23:

quote:
Originally posted by A_M_8
Fuck off you useless muther F*cker! if you dont want to help then shut the f*ck up. Im asking for some siple opinions to people who are knowledgeable on the subject. Its not like Im asking anybody to write my essay. Besides, if my professor allows us to consult people's opinions, why the hell cant I ask what people here think!?


ok, heres my advice. memorise the following phrase

"would you like fries with that?"

coz given your current academic ability thats all you're ever going to need.


Posted by Frenchie on Mar-09-2007 02:25:

Thumbs up

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
ok, heres my advice. memorise the following phrase

"would you like fries with that?"

coz given your current academic ability thats all you're ever going to need.


ahaha! Nice. Ya seriously, asking for help on a 1 page assignment? Give me a break.


Posted by A_M_8 on Mar-09-2007 02:31:

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
ok, heres my advice. memorise the following phrase

"would you like fries with that?"

coz given your current academic ability thats all you're ever going to need.


I didn't ask for your advice. Besides, why the fuck would I take advice from a retard who can't even spell 'memoriSe'? So, allow me to repeat myself, take your advice and Go fuck yourself. If you don't have anything positive to input into a discussion, then stay the hell out of it you pretentious little shit.


Posted by A_M_8 on Mar-09-2007 02:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
ahaha! Nice. Ya seriously, asking for help on a 1 page assignment? Give me a break.


Jesus Christ i dont understand what the big deal is. Would it make it any better if it were a ten page report? because you can imagine it is if it will help. And again, its not like i want anybody to do the report for me. I was simply asking (for people who know about this and are willling to share any USEFUL information) what people think interest rates will do in the following months. As simple as that


Posted by Frenchie on Mar-09-2007 02:40:

Oh no, everyone panic. We've got a pissed off economics student.


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Mar-09-2007 03:03:

quote:
Originally posted by A_M_8
I didn't ask for your advice. Besides, why the fuck would I take advice from a retard who can't even spell 'memoriSe'? So, allow me to repeat myself, take your advice and Go fuck yourself. If you don't have anything positive to input into a discussion, then stay the hell out of it you pretentious little shit.


m-e-m-o-r-i-s-e. the ORIGINAL spelling of the word, from her majesty's english- not the bastardised american you ignorant piece of excrement.

wow, you really do fail at everything


Posted by Krypton on Mar-09-2007 06:19:

1. Higher inflation
2. Housing market collapse
3. 10% reduction from recent highs
4. General beat market


Posted by Lira on Mar-09-2007 06:39:

Re: Economic/Financial HELP!!!!

quote:
Originally posted by A_M_8
What is the likelihood of the Fed raising rates this summer. You need to discuss specific economic conditions that would lead to this rate increase.

Given the current situation, the likelihood of the Fed raising rates this summer is 43%.

If global warming doesn't reverse its process, the Fed might actually have to lower the rates to -5%, to balance the 5o rise in the temperature.

If Michael Jackson and Richard Gere decide to trade religions, the Fed might actually raise the rates more than previously expected, due to the fear of a Buddhist Michael Jackson and the annoyance of a Muslim Richard Gere.

If 3 of the 300 Spartans die and the American government is found guilty, the Fed might cancel the rates and trade all their money for swords.



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