FED CUT AND STRONG ECONOMY
October 31st, 2007Today the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve lowered its target for the Fed Funds rate 25 basis points to 4.5%. Here is a snippet:
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Today the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve lowered its target for the Fed Funds rate 25 basis points to 4.5%. Here is a snippet:
Standard and Poors has released their Case Shiller index report today. Here are some key points
The Joint Economic Committees Majority Staff (Democrats) has released their report on the potential impact of the subprime lending crisis. Here is their data and estimates on Hawaii:
As you all know, the economists at Morgan Stanley are some of our favorites and we closely follow their daily notes. Here is the latest from today's release:
First Hawaiian Bank has released their annual analysis for the Maui economy going forward and here are the key findings:
The NAR today released the existing home sales for September:
In a conference call today
Of course we knew this already, but it is nice to get outside confirmation.
William Poole, President of that institution gave a presentation today to the Industrial Asset Management Council Convention today. Here are some key excerpts:
Fannie Mae Chief Economist David Berson released his weekly commentary today. His key concern? The state of the Jumbo Mortgage market. In Hawaii, that means mortgages in excess of $625,000.