Word: wildly
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Even so, Robert Hormats, vice chairman of Goldman Sachs International, believes that "for most of Asia, the financial situation has stabilized, but the region has not yet turned the corner." Markets are recovering, and some currencies are rising in value after a wild spiral of devaluations. Moreover, most Asian countries are beginning banking reforms, while governments are spending more to stimulate their economies. A worldwide lowering of interest rates, led by the U.S. Federal Reserve Board, has helped support an improved outlook...
...them down, in coordination with the U.S. Federal Reserve. (Early in the month, all 11 countries, for the first time, cut interest rates simultaneously.) Sharp fluctuations in exchange rates would be a very unwelcome complication to this effort. So, Putnam predicts, financial technocrats will get involved. "Instead of getting wild swings, we may end up with fixed exchange rates" between the euro and the dollar, set by tacit agreement between the Fed and the Euroland bank...
Last week New York mogul ABE HIRSCHFELD was charged with trying to have a former business partner killed, the latest twist in a career pockmarked with wild unpredictability. A brief resume...
...huge line forms waiting for the office to open at 10. Then it's first come first serve-the line alternates with phone orders. It's wild experience," says Peabody Terrace resident Amanda Zuckerman '00 in an e-mail message...
...Crate and Barrel-style holiday, certain elements are constant nationwide-the shelves and blocks are the same store-to-store, for example-but within certain constraints, designers can go wild...