The Federal deficit is now running around 7% of GDP, powering the economy through the banking crisis which now seems to be fading, and no new

Looking solid to me: The one loser in the rate hike saga- housing, looks to be going from a 20% spike up to about flat

No recession here: Volatility in aircraft orders but the uptrend still looks intact:

Prices, new home sales, spending and income all up, as are GDPforecasts, all thanks to the $1 trillion+ of deficit spending on interestdue to the

Surprised on the upside as the expansion continues: The S&P Global US Composite PMI rose to 50.2 in February 2023, up sharply from 46.8 in

This is consistent with a housing market that bottomed in November: Still strong at all-time highs: Still looking strong since the rate hikes:

Housing looking more and more like it bottomed a couple of months ago: GDP estimates are quickly moving higher as January data is released: Looking

Boom! At this rate GDP could grow at 5%+ the quarter: The labor force continues to grow: Boom again!

Deficit spending to pay for the rate hikes doing its thing. Up and trending higher: Job cuts up but job openings and new hires up