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BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 6, 2001

By Brian Bruce Brian Bruce
Date of birth: October 31, 1967
Place of birth: Philadelphia, PA Teams
1989 New York Giants
1990-1993 Philadelphia (PA) Marauders
1994-1999 Arlington (TX) Panthers
2000-2001 Texas Storm College Career
 

Director of Global Investments

PanAgora Asset Management

"A 50 basis point rate cut is too much, too late. The Fed has overreacted to public pressure and recent weak economic news and gone too far with this interest rate cut. By cutting 50 basis points at this time, The Fed has left little wiggle room wiggle room
n.
Flexibility, as of options or interpretation: ambiguous wording that left some wiggle room for further negotiation.

Noun 1.
 to stimulate stimulate /stim·u·late/ (stim´u-lat) to excite functional activity.

stim·u·late
v.
To arouse a body or a responsive structure to increased functional activity.
 the economy in the future."

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