New home sales, durable goods orders
The mood has changed: Not adjusted for inflation, so in real terms weaker than it looks:
July 27, 2021
The mood has changed: Not adjusted for inflation, so in real terms weaker than it looks:
New claims still running high, as are continuing claims. Federal unemployment benefits expire in about 6 weeks: Same pattern- covid dip, recovery, fade, continuing the
Covid dip, recovery, and now a decline: Covid dip, recovery, and now sideways at levels of some 25 years ago when there were a lot
This chart is adjusted for inflation. Note the dip, recovery, and leveling off pattern: Dip, recovery, and falling back. Not a good sign: Dip, recovery,
Saudis have set in process a continuous increase in the price of oil. This is exactly what happened in 2008. The Fed’s reaction was to
Same pattern only more so: Americans spending more on imports= federal deficit spending that much less inflationary: May exports were $206.0 billion, $1.3 billion more
Fading- heavy and light have fallen back below pre covid levels:
Seems to showing the same pattern as the US- covid dip, recovery, fade: Same pattern here too: Higher prices bringing out supply? Epic housing shortage
Transfers coming down is slowing GDP growth: Housing continues to slow/ the post covid bounce is fading: Making a comeback but still a long way
Consumption leveling off at pre covid trend, as personal income growth fades with expiring fiscal support: Fading as federal unemployment comp is being eliminated in