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Merrill Lynch now sees H2 U.S. GDP growth of 2.7%, almost double its previous forecast of 1.4%....

Jul. 02, 2009 9:26 AM ETBy: Eli Hoffmann, SA News Editor7 Comments
Merrill Lynch now sees H2 U.S. GDP growth of 2.7%, almost double its previous forecast of 1.4%. Firm predicts stronger consumer spending due to stimulus programs, and thinks home sales could continue to level off.

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Carlos Lam profile picture
Obviously Merrill seems to be missing the following facts:

* [Gov't -reported] Unemployment rate at 9.5% and rising

* Household debt at about 100% of GDP

* Rising interest rates (30-year fixed at above 5%)

Consumer spending due to "stimulus" isn't coming back right now. Debt must be shed first.
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what world are they talking about...the Jetsons are buying a new wing wing
Joseph Wagda profile picture
BofA removed the "bull" from Merrill and replaced it with B.S.
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Consider the source very carefully.
youngman442002 profile picture
straight from the goverment propaganda rep that is now inside Merrill Lynch....
j_remington profile picture
Merrill - a bit late aren't ya?
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whats in the pipe he's smoking?
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