Chris Beauchamp, senior market analyst at IG, said: Steady gains for markets are the order of the day, although cautious heads are pointing towards weakness in oil, further troubles for the dollar-yen rate and low volumes as reasons why the bounce may not last.
Radical voices in the Commission wanted all subsidies for land-owning removed, but more cautious heads thought it politically impossible to tie more than 30% of grants to environmental activities that promote wildlife.
Alexander Shokhin, the normally cautious head of Russia's largest business union, said the move "looked like Yukos 2.0" and would damage trust in the Russian business climate.
Mr. Abe has already forced the departure of the cautious head of the central Bank of Japan and nominated a replacement who vowed Monday to do "whatever it takes" to fight crippling deflation that has eroded profits and wages and stifled spending.
JPMorgan Chase, which so far has avoided the shelling that has hit rival banks in the credit crisis, disclosed a $1.3 billion fourth-quarter write-down and said it was "extremely cautious" heading into 2008.
"Hawaii's environment is like no other on earth, and we have to be cautious," the head of the Sierra Club, Jeff Mikulina, said after the ruling.
(Just be cautious about heading to late-night parties with them, lest you wind up featured on YouTube).
There, they told Per Hellstrom, a cautious Swede who heads the antitrust unit in charge of the technology sector, how their site had been penalized by Google, starting in June 2006, even though its ranking remained competitive on other search engines like Bing and Yahoo.
Dr Reeves wrote in a paper published by the Amarna Royal Tombs Project, which he heads: "Cautious evaluation of the... scans over the course of several months has yielded results which are beyond intriguing: indications of two previously unknown doorways, one set within a larger partition wall and both seemingly untouched since antiquity.
"I think people in general are cautious," said Barry Berman, head trader for Robert W. Baird & Company.
Casimir was neither a splendid ruler nor a good and wise administrator, but a mistrusting, cautious, and sober head of a large family who regarded Lithuania as his personal estate.
