Not the manic craze of a year ago, but the fundamentals all look rosy. New car sales. Still on the upside . The China thing will blow over, he said. Both superpowers want to settle it amicably .
Nobody sees a percentage in escalation.
Steady as she goes. It's just that, keeping one's ear to the pavement, so-called leading economic indicators take time to reflect true fiscal momentum. I keep going back to the Arabs and oil pricing. Unless the cartel comes to its senses, it does not matter how much Alan Greenspan lowers interest rates. The economy is going to suck .