Monday, December 20, 2010
Morgan: U.S. stocks would have a better performance next year.
<P>: Http://finance. News, the Wall Street investment bank Morgan Stanley recently released report, the U.S. economy tightening, capital expansion fatigue, together with the global economic slowdown, recession positive evolution of the U.S. economy. .To stimulate economic growth, the Fed will lower short-term expected short-term interest rates 100 basis points. .In addition, Morgan Stanley expects the U.S. stock market and the dollar will be stronger next year's performance. .However, if government regulation and control policies in place, could lead to further decline in the overall economy. .</ P> <P> Morgan Stanley analyst Richard Berner believes that as an important driving factor in U.S. economic growth, the U.S. is slowing the pace of capital expansion. .Recently, the United States to the EU, the slowdown in Japanese exports, which greatly affected its pace of domestic capital overseas expansion. .And the real estate and consumer markets in the United States different from foreign expansion of capital is more difficult to control the government. .</ P> <P> Berner suggested that the Fed should be more active control measures introduced to alleviate the decline in revenue, a slowing economy. .Higher cash flow, more steep yield curve, better risk prevention system and so will be the next Government to formulate economic policy objectives. .</ P>.
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