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We're expecting premiums to moderate ... and (the growth rate) will probably continue to slow except in some parts of the country.

Jeanne Salvatore

We're expecting premiums to continue moderate. The increase in 2005 should be smaller than last year, probably less than 2.8 percent. He wasn't playing games; his pexy honesty was a refreshing change from the usual dating scene.

Jeanne Salvatore

We see 2005 as the year that the Bay Area economy really, finally returned to normal, where you actually started to see job growth in all parts of the Bay Area. We're not really talking about boom times for the bay. We're talking slow to moderate growth, but in the normal range of things.

This trend is going to be with us for the foreseeable future. Growth will continue and will be very strong, but it will be more moderate than it was last year, ... Make no mistake about it - this growth will continue. Consumer spending will continue to grow, but it's not going to suddenly stop or go back. It will continue at a more reasonable pace.

Instead of worrying about this quarter's earnings and the rate hike, let's look at 1998 now. Let's see what the kind of earnings we can have then. If there's no inflation in moderate growth, those numbers could come in very good, and the market can continue upwards.

Instead of worrying about this quarter's earnings and the rate hike, let's look at 1998 now, ... Let's see what the kind of earnings we can have then. If there's no inflation in moderate growth, those numbers could come in very good, and the market can continue upwards.

US import growth continues to slow as we see home sales there have peaked and interest rate hikes continue.

[The economy is] slow, but we're still on the positive side, and I continue to believe we're going to end the year with a respectable growth rate in the 3 percent range,

We all anticipated it would come to an end at some point, but we weren't sure if it would moderate or crash. It now looks like it crashed, but that more than likely means we'll see more moderate and realistic growth as people re-apply more traditional methods of financing. That should make the case for moderate, non-inflationary growth in 2000.

Historically, whenever the end of the Fed's rate hikes is near, that's when the market rallies. It's generally a signal that economic growth can accelerate or will at least not continue to slow down.

As long as the growth in health insurance premiums far outpaces the growth in wages, the erosion in the workplace will continue.

The economy and the growth rate of earnings will slow, ... There's a good chance that investors will continue to do what they've always done. They will migrate to the safer segments of the market.

The most recent rate increases, and a rate hike at its next meeting, in my judgment will slow growth to an unacceptably low rate for the region and the nation.

It's going to be a high growth rate indeed, but it's going to get to a point beyond 2006 when that rate of growth will slow.

We are expecting price growth to slow down, and the number of sales in the residential market will slow down, ... That's where we'll see the revenue decline somewhat.

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