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Diane Swonk: What's Next for the Markets?
Investors may be overly jubilant, but the trend is good, says prominent economist Diane Swonk. She discusses whether she thinks the recent rally is sustainable, which market sectors look good (and which don't), and what could derail a recovery. Swonk...
Tags: U.S., Bank, Recovery, MoneyWatch, Swonk, Employment Situation, Financial Services, Diane Swonk, Mesirow Financial, Market Sentiment, Health Care, Housing Market, Financial Stocks, European Banks, S.L. Mintz
Articles 2009-08-06
What's Next for the Markets?
With a roaring rally over the past few months, stocks have erased nearly half of their bear market losses. Can the good times keep on rolling? Or will investors have their hearts broken once again? We asked three experts for their predictions.With the numbers on your brokerage statement actually getting...
Tags: Patient, Investor, MoneyWatch, Financial Accounting, Investment, Finance, James Paulsen, Wells Capital Management, Stock Market, Recovery, Inflation, Corporate Earnings, Stimulus Package, Bull Market, Emerging Markets, David Winters, Value Investing, Wintergreen Fund, Michael Price, Bear, Stock Market Rally, Unemployment, Retail Sales, Diane Swonk, Mesirow Financial, Market Sentiment, Health Care, Housing Market, Financial Stocks, European Banks
Articles 2009-08-20

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Rumblings.(Diane Swonk may be appointed to the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors)(Brief Article)
UM grad Swonk might be candidate for Fed board The Chicago Sun-Times reported last week that Livonia native and University of Michigan grad Diane Swonk, senior vice president and chief economist at Bank One Corp. in Chicago, is being considered for UM grad Swonk...
Tags: board, Federal Reserve Board
Research articles 2001-04-23
Demand rises for economist; That's because what Livonia native Diane Swonk supplies has made her something of a celebrity.(Brief Article)
Economics may be Greek to many. But for Livonia native Diane Swonk, it was what she needed to make sense of the world and, in the process, climb to the top of it. This summer, Swonk moved into a corner office at the Chicago ...
Tags: Bank One Corp., economist, Federal Reserve Board, president
Research articles 2001-09-10
Chief Economist Diane Swonk Plans to Leave Bank One
CHICAGO -- Diane Swonk, Chief Economist of Bank One, announced today she will leave the bank to pursue new professional challenges.
Tags: Bank One Corp.
Research articles 2004-08-19
Audio Alert: Swonk Releases Holiday Forecast - Taking the Tradition Out of Holiday Sales
To: RETAILING EDITORSContact: Diane Swonk, +1-312-595-7122, or Olga Camargo, +1-312- 595-7128, both of Mesirow Financial CHICAGO, Nov. 7 /PRNewswire/ --What: An MP3 is available for downloadWhen: The MP3 is available for download nowWhere: http://content.onstreammedia.com/content/multivu/16357/ 30433.mp3How: ...
Tags: Mesirow Financial
Research articles 2007-11-07
Stimulus Package Report Card: Has It Worked?
So far, at least some of the $787 billion stimulus package is showing signs of success. But what about the longer term? And will it have been worth the cost? The answer is that at least some of the spending has goosed the economy. But it’s a tricky...
Tags: Job, Card, Federal Reserve Board, Stimulus Package, Economist, Stimulus, Economy, MoneyWatch, Cash, Government, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources, Workforce Management, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Multiplier Effect, Fiscal Stimulus, Monetary Stimulus, Consumer Spending, Recession, James Picerno
Articles 2009-09-15
Economists say US entering new cycle of prosperity
The U.S. economy in 2005 is entering a new cycle of prosperity that may be more efficient-and thus more sustainable-than that of the mid-1990s, it was forecast by Diane Swonk, chief economist for Mesirow Financial, at the financial services firm's first annual Economic Outlook and Forum. Speaking to a...
Tags: Mesirow Financial
Research articles 2005-01-12
Financial Briefs June 18, 2002
The U.S. economy "will return to the virtuous cycle that characterized growth during much of the 1990s," Diane Swonk, Bank One's chief economist, predicts in One View. She said the recent weakness in the equity markets "appears to be driven by the uncertainties surrounding the war on terrorism and the...
Tags: First American Bank
Research articles 2002-06-18
Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., Brian Werth Column.
By Brian Werth, Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jun. 17--It is said the stock markets predict the economy six months down the road. If that's true, the strong performance registered by both the S&P 500 and the...
Tags: Indiana University, manufacturing, MBA
Research articles 2003-06-17
How to Spot an Economic Recovery
Three easy ways to tell when the rebound has finally arrived. The answer for now: Not yet. ...
Tags: Bank, Recovery, Economist, Consumer Confidence, Debt, Investor, MoneyWatch, Home Price, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Financial Services, Sales, Recover, Timothy Geithner, Home Prices, Credit Markets, TALF, Unemployment, Conference Board, Jeff Garigliano
Articles 2009-04-24
Financial Briefs July 16, 2002
Consumer spending is expected to remain strong and contribute to economic growth in the coming months, according to Bank One's Chief Economist Diane Swonk. "Consumer credit is a critical part of today's economy, providing liquidity to many who did not have access to it in the past," Swonk...
Tags: First National Bank, Nithman Financial Group
Research articles 2002-07-16
Diane C. Swonk, Senior managing director and chief economist, Mesirow Financial Holdings Inc., Chicago; Prognosticators offered their forecasts for 2005.(Investment Outlook)
Byline: Rick Miller Assets under management: $10 billion Forecast: Considering what the U.S. economy has endured - corporate malfeasance, oil shocks, terrorism and war - Ms. Swonk is amazed that it...
Tags: Mesirow Financial
Research articles 2005-01-10
Don't Just Do Something
From its low on March 9 to its high this week, the S&P 500 has had a 50 percent move. Thanks to the law of large numbers that doesn't come close to retracing what the market lost in the crash. Still, 50-point moves don't come along very often -- not...
Tags: 401(k) Plan, Stock, 401(k), Retirement Plans, Investment, Human Resources, Benefits, Finance, Eric Schurenberg
Blog posts 2009-08-06
Financial Briefs Aug. 20, 2002
Despite the gloomy outlook among investors in recent weeks, economic growth should reaccelerate in the third and fourth quarters of 2002, according to Diane Swonk, Bank One's chief economist. "Many on Wall Street have jumped to the conclusion that the world must be a significantly worse place than...
Tags: First American Bank
Research articles 2002-08-20
Bank One economist predicts growth rate of 3.7% for state
Economic growth in Oklahoma and nearby oil-producing states slowed in the second quarter, lagging behind the national growth rate, according to a forecast by Bank One Chief Economist Diane Swonk.
Tags: Bank One Corp.
Research articles 2000-06-12
Bank One economist foresees 4% growth later this year
The U.S. economy "will return to the virtuous cycle that characterized growth during much of the 1990s," Diane Swonk, Bank One's chief economist, predicts in One View.
Tags: Bank One Corp.
Research articles 2002-06-18
Bank One economist sees improvement on near horizon
The economy will soon shake off its recession hangover, according to Bank One Chief Economist Diane Swonk.
Tags: Bank One Corp.
Research articles 2002-01-15
Bank One economist foresees growth
Despite the gloomy outlook among investors in recent weeks, economic growth should reaccelerate in the third and fourth quarters of 2002, according to Diane Swonk, Bank One's chief economist.
Tags: Bank One Corp.
Research articles 2002-08-20
Bank One forecast: Economy to regain balance in
The economy should regain some balance and avoid a "double dip" recession in 2003, according to Diane Swonk, Bank One's chief economist.
Tags: Bank One Corp.
Research articles 2002-12-17
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