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All of this should make the Fed nervous, but once the geopolitical uncertainty is removed, we may get a small bounce back anyway, even if there are other [problems] in the economy, ... From the Fed's perspective, it's best not to do anything until the risk's gone.

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The market is building in a risk premium because of the uncertainty surrounding the election -- once we get that out of the way, all other things being equal, the euro will probably bounce.

I think the market here is in a very nervous state. You have geopolitical problems surrounding the Iranian situation heating up, and you have concerns about productivity, and that's keeping investors very cautious.

The payroll figures are telling us the U.S. economy is exceptionally weak, and the weakness goes beyond anything that is associated with geopolitical risk and the other excuses we've had.

While the focus of recent international attention has rightly been on the tragic events in the U.S., it is Europe's economy that is at greatest risk of stagnation from the latest surge in oil prices and the renewed uncertainty about the world economy,

Slowing income gains and increased uncertainty have savaged consumer spending. This has removed the only major support for the economy, insuring the recession will last, at least, into early next year.

The uncertainty is there. It's dissipated, but it's just below the surface and can be rekindled. It plays a part in an economy full of very nervous people.

Any time there's uncertainty, it puts pressure on the stock. So, if you think that uncertainty is going to be removed from the story, then you're going to have a positive reaction.

The unemployment number is the one Main Street looks at. This buys the Fed a little more time and allows it to hold true to its word that, until geopolitical risk lifted, no stimulus should be added to economy.

[So the trip to Springfield comes at a good time to escape the uncertainty at home. Former players will be all around to thank him. Hall of Famers will be there to welcome him.] I'll come back Sunday ready to do what I need to do to make this team as good as it can be, ... The problems will be there when I get back.

But the orders could come back if the war uncertainty is removed and people feel more confident about putting their money on the table.

The U.S. economy looks dull. Uncertainty in the economy is likely to prompt selling of companies that make profits overseas.

Tsuyoshi Nomaguchi

The public should know that by and large, we have an excellent teaching force, a safe force, and these people who do constitute a threat or risk to students are being removed. Let's make sure they never come back.

Nobody gave us a chance to be where we're at right now because of last year. This is a make or break game for us. The girls can either bounce back or hang their heads. I think they're strong, work hard and will bounce back before the next one.

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