TEMPERATURES DROP

Uncertaintly over the economy worldwide (particularly in Europe) is palpable and putting a chill on plans to invest in short- and long-term opportunities, Goulston & Storrs? Barry Green tells us. But this forecast may be good for Boston. (A "chill" never gets us down. We ski.)
Barry, who attended Expo Real in Munich earlier this month (Oktoberfest anyone?), says it may be too soon to tell, but the US could be viewed as a safer place to invest than Europe, because the financial system is transparent, relatively liquid, and banks have bolstered their capital positions. After NY and DC, Boston may well be a preferred gateway city.

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