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The fear, says Nomura Securities chief economist David Resler, is that "even in a period of slightly rising prices, the expectation of deflation could set in" and derail the economic recovery.

How Consumer Sentiment Can Vex the Fed Kelly Evans 2010

Nomura Securities economist David Resler noted a "tone of urgency" in her remarks.

Scanning the Horizon for the Ship 'QE3' Kelly Evans 2011

"The bottom-line story is the job market has almost assuredly improved," said Nomura Securities economist David Resler.

Jobless Claims Edge Lower, Factory Orders Fall Luca Di Leo 2011

Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images Nomura Securities economist David Resler said the report suggests "the economy's on a little bit better footing than many people expected to be at this juncture, especially if you go back a few months."

Job Rise Shows Slow Recovery Josh Mitchell 2011

"There's a capitulation on the part of workers," said David Resler, chief economist at Nomura Securities.

Wages Fail to Keep Up With Inflation Sudeep Reddy 2011

"We could expect to see some reconstruction feeding into gross-domestic-product figures," said David Resler, an economist at Nomura Securities.

Tally of Damages Put at $12 Billion, but That Number Could Yet Rise Conor Dougherty 2011

"The data seem to show the economy is mending a bit faster than it was a year or two years ago," said David Resler , chief economic adviser for Nomura Securities.

U.S. Stocks Jump on Upbeat Reports Chris Dieterich 2012

Nomura Securities Chief Economist David Resler reacts to the Federal Reserve's pledge to hold rates near zero until mid-2013 and why he doesn't believe the U.S. economy will fall back into recession.

Rally Masks Real Fears Tom Lauricella 2011

"Coming in the wake of a rancorous debate over the debt ceiling and the downgrade of U.S. debt, such a drop in confidence could hardly be much of a surprise," Nomura's chief U.S. economist David Resler wrote in a note to clients.

Gloom Clouds Slight Rise in Home Prices S. Mitra Kalita 2011

Nomura Securities Chief Economist David Resler reacts to the Federal Reserve's pledge to hold rates near zero until mid-2013 and why he doesn't believe the U.S. economy will fall back into recession.

Markets Sink Then Soar After Fed Speaks Sudeep Reddy 2011