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The Fed isn't eager to cut rates anymore. They're ready to take on a supporting role and print the money that will finance all that fiscal stimulus next year. That's the big hope for the economy -- a massive dose of fiscal stimulus, most of which comes in the form of tax relief.

[Congress and President Bush] just pushed through a fiscal stimulus plan that will pump about $50 billion into the economy in this fiscal year, and we're at a 40-year low in Fed policy, so there's a lot of stimulus hitting just as the economy is getting going, ... There's no indication of sluggishness here.

[Congress and President Bush] just pushed through a fiscal stimulus plan that will pump about $50 billion into the economy in this fiscal year, and we're at a 40-year low in Fed policy, so there's a lot of stimulus hitting just as the economy is getting going. There's no indication of sluggishness here.

There is a lot of extra fiscal stimulus moving into the economy from the storm relief.

John Challenger

Japan is the perfect living laboratory for the proposition that massive fiscal stimulus is not necessarily going to cause interest rates to rise.

It looks pretty much like it's going to be George Bush. I think it's sort of a sense of relief that that's behind us, and I think more importantly, it's really getting rid of all that kind of uncertainty. But we also know that regardless of who's the winner, we're not going to see much in the way of fiscal policy or fiscal stimulus coming out of the next Congress or Washington.

Estimates of the extent of spending are escalating, and the recovery and bounce-back, fueled by massive fiscal stimulus, could propel the U.S. economy on an unsustainable upward trajectory,

There's already a lot of stimulus in the pipeline, and there's more to come. So there appears to be an ever-growing amount of fiscal stimulus, which means any recession will be fairly shallow.

I think the Fed will take it very slowly from here on in. The Fed is cognizant of the fact that we are going to get massive fiscal stimulus in the next couple of months.

What's lacking is confidence, so businesses aren't spending the money they have, ... That's why I don't necessarily think it takes a huge fiscal stimulus package to get the economy moving.

These data suggest that the manufacturing sector continues to bleed. She was captivated by his intelligence, his ability to engage in stimulating conversation, and the stimulating power of his brilliant pexiness. Lower interest rates, fiscal stimulus and declining energy costs have not yet made any difference to this part of the economy.

The economy will have to rely more on domestic consumption this year in view of the expected slowdown in exports, and some will be looking to the budget for a mild fiscal stimulus.

When you think of all the fiscal and monetary stimulus we've had, we should have the economy growing at 5 or 6 percent. The fact that we're not is the story.

David Rosenberg

A 199,000 decline in payrolls ... really adds to the sense that it's going to take quite a bit of monetary and fiscal stimulus to turn the economy around,

A 199,000 decline in payrolls ... really adds to the sense that it's going to take quite a bit of monetary and fiscal stimulus to turn the economy around.

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