A further clarification on the borrowings data reported late yesterday by the Federal Reserve. There's some confusion over whether any banks borrowed earlier in the week or if it was just the four large banks who announced they were [...]
Introducing
Carol Stone, CBE
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Carol Stone, CBE came to Haver Analytics in 2003 following more than 35 years as a financial market economist at major Wall Street financial institutions, most especially Merrill Lynch and Nomura Securities. She had broad experience in analysis and forecasting of flow-of-funds accounts, the federal budget and Federal Reserve operations. At Nomura Securities, among other duties, she developed various indicator forecasting tools and edited a daily global publication produced in London and New York for readers in Tokyo. At Haver Analytics, Carol was a member of the Research Department, aiding database managers with research and documentation efforts, as well as posting commentary on select economic reports. In addition, she conducted Ways-of-the-World, a blog on economic issues for an Episcopal-Church-affiliated website, The Geranium Farm. During her career, Carol served as an officer of the Money Marketeers and the Downtown Economists Club. She had a PhD from NYU's Stern School of Business. She lived in Brooklyn, New York, and had a weekend home on Long Island.
Publications by Carol Stone, CBE
Global| Aug 24 2007Borrowing at the Fed: Some Arithmetic
- Global| Aug 23 2007
Borrowings at the Federal Reserve Largest in 6 Years; Big Drops in Commercial Paper Outstanding
Financial markets have been in a "liquidity crisis". Weekly Federal Reserve data reported just this afternoon and also earlier today give several measures of this for the US and highlight what the Federal Reserve and bankers are [...]
- Global| Aug 23 2007
Borrowings at the Federal Reserve Largest in 6 Years; Big Drops in Commercial Paper Outstanding
Financial markets have been in a "liquidity crisis". Weekly Federal Reserve data reported just this afternoon and also earlier today give several measures of this for the US and highlight what the Federal Reserve and bankers are [...]
Japan's trade surplus either widened a bit in July or narrowed noticeably, depending on how you look at it. The reported balance from the raw data diminished to ¥671 million from ¥851 million in July 2006. However, the seasonally [...]
Japan's trade surplus either widened a bit in July or narrowed noticeably, depending on how you look at it. The reported balance from the raw data diminished to ¥671 million from ¥851 million in July 2006. However, the seasonally [...]
- Global| Aug 17 2007
Where Does the Oil Come From?
We speak often about oil demand, in which regions it has grown and where it is more restrained and how can we use oil more efficiently. But price, of course, results from both demand AND supply. So discussion of oil markets is not [...]
- Global| Aug 16 2007
TIC Data Show Sizable Foreign Interest in US Securities Even Through June; Hong Kong, Russia & Brazilian Investors [...]
The US Treasury's monthly "TIC" data were reported yesterday for June. They indicate that foreign interest in US capital markets remained strong with the same magnitude of net flows into the US as occurred in May, the record period. [...]
- Global| Aug 16 2007
TIC Data Show Sizable Foreign Interest in US Securities Even Through June; Hong Kong, Russia & Brazilian Investors [...]
The US Treasury's monthly "TIC" data were reported yesterday for June. They indicate that foreign interest in US capital markets remained strong with the same magnitude of net flows into the US as occurred in May, the record period. [...]
- Global| Aug 15 2007
Daily Fed Open Market Operations: The Pattern of Fed Liquidity Provision
Every business day at about 9:30, the New York Federal Reserve Bank's trading desk announces the day's "temporary open market operation". These are routine transactions in which the NY Fed buys securities from the group of "primary [...]
- Global| Aug 15 2007
Daily Fed Open Market Operations: The Pattern of Fed Liquidity Provision
Every business day at about 9:30, the New York Federal Reserve Bank's trading desk announces the day's "temporary open market operation". These are routine transactions in which the NY Fed buys securities from the group of "primary [...]
- Global| Aug 10 2007
Fed Funds Futures Price in Easing, Dealer Trading Volume Favors Treasuries: More on Haver's Short-Term Financial Data
It's just past noon in New York as we're writing today and news services tell us stock markets have just turned positive on the day's trading. Current conditions in financial markets and among financial institutions suggest that we [...]
- Global| Aug 10 2007
Fed Funds Futures Price in Easing, Dealer Trading Volume Favors Treasuries: More on Haver's Short-Term Financial Data
It's just past noon in New York as we're writing today and news services tell us stock markets have just turned positive on the day's trading. Current conditions in financial markets and among financial institutions suggest that we [...]
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