Merrill’s David Rosenberg on Economy, Housing, Employment May 29, 2008 3:30am by Barry Ritholtz David Rosenberg, of Merrill Lynch, discusses his outlook on the economy and the housing market. > click for video Part I Part II Part III click for video Spread the wealth. twitter facebook linkedin What's been said: Discussions found on the web: grodge commented on May 29 I’m not an economist. The crawler under Rosenberg said that the “surge in energy costs is proving to be deflationary.” Can someone explain this to me? (NOT a rhetorical question. I just need a sentence or two on how this could be.) Read this next.August 31, 2014 I wish you’d leave your work at home.January 11, 2010 Men Sky Dive Off World’s Tallest BuildingJanuary 22, 2009 New Header Art for TBP Posted Under Credit Macro/Econ Real Estate Wages & Income Previous Post Kudlow & Company Video Next Post Blecch: Spam Prices Rising
grodge commented on May 29 I’m not an economist. The crawler under Rosenberg said that the “surge in energy costs is proving to be deflationary.” Can someone explain this to me? (NOT a rhetorical question. I just need a sentence or two on how this could be.)
I’m not an economist.
The crawler under Rosenberg said that the “surge in energy costs is proving to be deflationary.”
Can someone explain this to me? (NOT a rhetorical question. I just need a sentence or two on how this could be.)