cut 50 is my first vote, 75 is my second vote.
They should use this meeting to twist a knife in the commodity/inflation bulls' backs with some verbiage saying (in so many words):
'We believe the speculation as of late contributing to rampant escalation of commodity prices is just that, a hot money movement disassociated from fundamentals that will dissolve when there is a sense of safety in the credit and stock markets. Money supply has actually fallen as a result of this credit crisis, and common market participant knowledge concerning inflation fear, is thus flawed.'
What do you think would happen then?
They should use this meeting to twist a knife in the commodity/inflation bulls' backs with some verbiage saying (in so many words):
'We believe the speculation as of late contributing to rampant escalation of commodity prices is just that, a hot money movement disassociated from fundamentals that will dissolve when there is a sense of safety in the credit and stock markets. Money supply has actually fallen as a result of this credit crisis, and common market participant knowledge concerning inflation fear, is thus flawed.'
What do you think would happen then?