Nominal income has grows relentlessly, assisted by deficit spending, including government interest expense that increases with the rate hikes: Adjusted for inflation and taxes, after a

Weakening some, but still in the post-COVID range: The US economy grew an annualized 3.2% on quarter in Q3 2022, better than 2.9% in the

Looking firm- no sign of recession: Another record high: Off a bit, but still very high:

A slight decline this month but nothing serious yet: Jobs situation still looks solid, as the Fed keeps hiking to get this to spike higher: Retail

Solid: Seems like government deficit spending, featuring large increases from the Fed rate hikes is plenty high to support growth:

The media is trying to sensationalize this. The longer term charts show these numbers remain very low historically and are not yet indicating recession: No

The service sector is about 85% of the economy and growth is rock solid: Manufacturing growth prospects look solid as well: Meanwhile, the Fed and

Even more evidence that the rate hikes are supporting aggregate demand/employment/GDP/prices etc. The Fed Chairman has it backwards, and his research staff knows it. And

Off a touch but this follows a very strong post-COVID spike: Many of the surveys have been weaker than the actual numbers, perhaps biased by

Mortgage apps to purchase a house have been falling for a while, but have now increased for the last three weeks. Too early to call