Kathleen Camilli

Kathleen Camilli
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On a year-on-year basis, before this number was released, housing starts are down 11 percent. So you can see they've gently rolled over, showing higher interest rates are taking their toll on some parts of the housing industry.
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It's really amazing. Our economy is growing at over 4 percent real growth and in the midst of that we have barely any inflation. Quite unprecedented.
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It's a pretty big drop. It shows that we didn't have a large flow of imports and we know anecdotally that those cheaper imports, especially for the Christmas season, are coming.
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It may not be so bullish for the stock market, because we are a consuming nation.
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I think the greater risk is that higher energy prices will cause consumers to pull back, slowing overall economic growth.
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It's way too premature to talk about a recovery.
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Keep in mind, consumer confidence is tied to your job.
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Keep in mind that export orders are a big part of this and since Asia has turned, so has manufacturing turned.
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The events of this week make a more pronounced v-shape in the downturn. While obviously this will have a very short-term negative impact on us, investors should be focused on the next six-to-nine months.
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Consumer confidence numbers will most likely plummet in September.
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Every Fed chairman has been greeted with a trial by fire.
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The stock market could be on track for a recovery. The stock market is one of the key leading economic indicators and it tends to turn up about six months before the official end of recession. So, if in fact it stays up now, it would be signaling that the recession could be over sometime next June.