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- But they will justify it on the medium-term outlook of falling inflation, " said Nigel Anderson, an economist the Royal Bank of Scotland in London.
- "The market was gearing up for this, so there was no element of surprise, " said Nigel Anderson, European economist at Wrightson Associates in London.
- "Around 2 percent growth is probably achievable, but it could be worse, " predicted Nigel Anderson, economist at the Royal Bank of Scotland in London.
- Nigel Anderson, an economist with the Royal Bank of Scotland in London, said the ECB risked undermining the euro if its policy council didn't cut rates Thursday.
- "If and when this bubble breaks, Spanish and other markets will be in for a correction, " said Nigel Anderson, economist at Wrightson Associates in London.
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- "It's just too early for them to consider a sympathetic response in Europe, " said Nigel Anderson, an analyst with the Royal Bank of Scotland in London.
- "The European economy is not falling off a cliff, but it is rolling downhill, " said Nigel Anderson, an economist with the Royal Bank of Scotland in London.
- "The signals we're getting are very much that the current level of interest rates is appropriate, " said Nigel Anderson, an economist with RBS Financial Markets in London.
- According to Nigel Anderson, economist at Wrightson Associates in London, the auction result suggests most investors were not expecting the central bank to act or they would have submitted more bids at the lower rate.
- Nigel Anderson, economist at Wrightson Associates in London, said the auction result suggests most investors weren't expecting the central bank to act or they would have submitted more bids at the lower rate.
- Thursday's decision " was right on target with about 99 percent of the people in the market, " said Nigel Anderson, an economist with the Royal Bank of Scotland in London.
- "Now Spain has joined in with rest of Europe with a reasonably strong currency, Spain is benefitting as well, " said Nigel Anderson, a Spanish economist with Wrightson and Associates in London.
- "The decision today is perverse in light of everything they've been telling us over the past month, " said Nigel Anderson, an economist with the Royal Bank of Scotland in London.
- "If people were looking for a sign that rates would be cut, they didn't get it, " said Nigel Anderson, an economist with the Royal Bank of Scotland in London.
- "The economy is even a little stronger than we realized at the start of the year, there's fairly good balanced growth, " said Nigel Anderson, economist for Wrightson Associates in London.