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Picturing a Recession

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It is charts like the ones below (courtesy of JPMorgan) that make me worry more about recession than inflation. The credit crunch is getting crunchier.

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italien hotel buchen of 11:57PM April 30, 2010

I think it means that the federal reserve's balance sheet has continued to provide a few hundred billion dollars of liquidity to banks. Hence they are more concerned about recession than inflation, so maybe we should be too.

Joe of NY 12:22AM August 23, 2008

I have no idea what these graphs mean. Something is getting lower? This is bad? I thought the second graph was what the fed has been lowering at their meetings for the past coupleof months.

JLR of TX 8:46PM August 21, 2008

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