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Category Archives: Economic Indicators
Jobs Report: Good News and Bad News
The market was clearly thrilled with the +163K non-farm payroll (NFP) number on Friday morning. Equity markets were up worldwide, as were most commodities. The NFP number was much better than the consensus estimate of +100K, although the estimate of … Continue reading
Prices and Earnings Diverge
According to FactSet, since June 1, the price of the S&P 500 index has increased by 6.4%, while the year-over-year earnings growth rate for Q3 has declined from +3.5% to -1.6%. In other words, while analysts were reducing their earnings … Continue reading
Yields Soar in Italy and Spain
Borrowing costs in Italy and Spain continue to be reliable barometers for the status of the European Debt Crisis. If Italy and Spain lose access to the credit markets, the house of cards would finally come tumbling down. As I … Continue reading
Housing Starts Only Bright Spot This Week
Housing starts were the only bright spot in another dismal week of economic data in the U.S. The following post provides an overview of the major economic releases from this week as well as an update on market conditions, including … Continue reading
Global Recession Increasingly Likely
Economic releases were mixed in the US last week, but the overall trend is decidedly bearish. The ISM Index value dropped to 49.7, well below the consensus expectation of 52.5 and almost four points below last month’s reading of 53.5. … Continue reading
Fed Rides to the Rescue – On a Broken-Down Horse
The Federal Reserve announced today that they will continue Operation Twist through the end of 2012. Given the ongoing problems in Europe and the widespread weakness in the global economy, the Fed was widely expected to take substantive action to … Continue reading
Global Manufacturing PMI Points to Worldwide Recession
No country’s economy is an island. Even the US economy, which accounts for 28% of global GDP, is heavily dependent on other countries. Foreign sales as a percentage of total sales for S&P 500 companies are approaching 50%. As a … Continue reading →