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LPL Financial Weekly Economic Commentary for February 22, 2010
by Rose Greene, CFP on February 24, 2010
“Watch Your Step” John Canally, CFA Economist LPL Financial Monetary policy took center stage last week, as the Federal Reserve (Fed) took another step toward normalizing monetary policy by raising the discount rate. Aside from another disappointing reading on jobless claims, the week’s economic data on the housing and manufacturing sectors came in better than [...]
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