Thursday, August 19, 2010
CBO uh oh
Those who were disappointed by the earlier CBO budget reestimate which increased total deficit by about $44 billion over the next two years, will have to weep more tears based on the just released statement by Congressional Budget Office director Doug Elmendorf who said that in reality the budget deficit could come much higher than the just disclosed estimates, and the recent economic data releases have been "more negative" than data factored into the projection
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(227)
-
▼
August
(27)
- Not Dining Out Tonight
- Chicago PMI
- Just for fun
- Composite of Regional Fed Surveys
- Rare Earth Export Curbs
- This week's schedule
- "Hard Nosed" Fed
- Negative Equity Continues
- Not so Durable Goods orders
- The Shtimulus Schtick - say goodnight as it winds ...
- BIg Dates coming up.
- Homes for Sale, and Ben's Brain.
- Econ releases this week
- CBO uh oh
- Class, what rhymes with Greece? Anyone? Anyone? ...
- Japan BOJ calls emergency board mtg
- Deleveraging. Total debt declines
- Kyle Bass "I don't know how you can be long stocks"
- Eton Park takes GLD to #1 holding
- Ind Production
- This is so good it gets posted
- Euro bond spreads widening again
- Claims - wkly
- CMI seems to lead pretty accurately
- CMI: Let's hope those at the Fed are watching thi...
- Not so Productive
- Drats - Small Biz Survey
-
▼
August
(27)
No comments:
Post a Comment