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...prices began to fade. Prices have begun to weaken ever so slightly, and interest rates have started to nudge upward. Reason: fear is spreading that inflation, a mortal menace for all fixed-income investments, could resume with a vengeance if the economy comes out of its doldrums. Says Raymond Dalio president of Bridgewater Associates Inc., a Connecticut-based economic and investment consulting firm that was strongly bullish on bonds last winter and spring but is much more cautious in outlook now We think there is perhaps some rise still to go for bond prices. But the big gains are over...
...small, vivid miracle of type. Fetching up their names is an old game for the trivialist: Sam (Dooley Wilson), the bartender Sascha (Leonid Kinskey), the waiter Carl (S.Z. Sakall), the jilted Yvonne (Madeleine LeBeau), the Bulgarian couple (Joy Page and Helmut Dantine), the pickpocket (Curt Bois), the croupier (Marcel Dalio...
Wall Street's gloomiest forecasters argue that sky-high borrowing costs are literally ruining the business environment for American industry. Says Raymond Dalio of Bridgewater Associates, a Wilton, Conn., economic forecasting firm: "I think we'll see a repeat of the Crash of 1929. The only way we can avoid a further acceleration of failures is to get a substantial break in interest rates accompanied by a sharp increase in economic activity. That has not happened, and that is why I believe we are already in the early stages of a depression." Dalio expects the Dow to drop...
...outmoded and even blinder French aristocratic gamesmanship. Underneath the veneer, worker and German frustration seethes. The plotting and editing are whirlwind: if you can't catch everything first time around, you ski across the surface of each situation and get some idea of the terrain. The cast includes Marcel Dalio and the director himself...
...Renoir's knockouts, Ostensibly the first POW escape movie, set behind the lines in Germany during World War I, it is just as much a commentary on declining class mores--the end of the aristocracy and the rise of the mechanic. With Jean Gabin, Eric von Stroheim. Marcel Dalio. SYMPHONY CINEMA ONE. Wednesday and Thursday, 6, 8 and 10 p.m. Midnight Cowboy. John Schlesinger directed this intermittently moving but sometimes crude and gimmicky platonic Love Story between two buddy-buddy freak types on the fringes of Manhattan society. Superlatively acted by Jon Voight as a frustrated lexas stud and Dustin...