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1. "Governments who have spent too much are now getting their deficits down, " said Nigel Gault, European economist at DRI Europe.
2. Nigel Gault, a US economist at Global Insight, the Waltham forecasting firm, said he believes the Fed's outlook on the economy might be too rosy.
3. "The moves have been sufficiently signaled, and they haven't scared the bond markets, " said Nigel Gault, US economist at Global Insight, the Waltham forecasting firm.
4. Because Kerry favors raising taxes on people making more than $ 200, 000 a year, some wealthy Americans might shy away from luxury vehicle purchases, said Global Insight economist Nigel Gault.
5. "The best bet is that we will get some acceleration in the second half of the year, " said Nigel Gault, U . S . economist at Global Insight, a research firm.
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7. "We will be seeing some pass-through into the Consumer Price Index, " predicted Nigel Gault, the chief U . S . economist at Global Insight, a research and analysis firm in Waltham, Mass.
8. This year's surge in prices has resulted in " a major redistribution of income from oil consumers to oil producers " and has been a drag on the economy, according to Nigel Gault, an economist at Global Insight.
9. "That is not a typical pattern, " said Nigel Gault, chief U . S . economist at Global Insight, an economic forecasting firm . " At some point in a recovery you really get going with the expansion.
10. "The pattern suggests that the economy is soft, " said Nigel Gault, an economist at Global Insight, a Waltham consulting firm . " The overall message is maybe we don't have as much momentum as we thought ."
11. "The message is that growth in the second half should do better, " said Nigel Gault, U . S . economist at Global Insight, a research firm . " But the consumer can't carry the burden of supporting growth " alone much longer.
12. "People had to spend a lot on gasoline, but it didn't make them pull back from spending on everything else, " said Nigel Gault, economist at Global Insight of Waltham . " There are still concerns about how much consumers will be held back by high energy prices, but as long as we're generating jobs, that will keep spending up ."