Commentary The summer of 2004 is s...

Commentary

The summer of 2004 is shaping up as an interesting economic period, common in which the fledgling recuperation tries to maintain momentum as it look afters to get back on track. There are a number of signs that things will continue to improve: domestic do job-work growth has finally begun to resurface, the housing market remains powerful the stock market is holding onto its newly come gains, economic indicators are generally positive, and businesses appear to be gearing up for more expansion. Despite these optimistic notes, a number of nebulositys remain, especially the spillover imports of rising energy costs and the seemingly