With the federal deficit coming down it takes more consumer and business borrowing to keep GDP (modestly) growing. And note that student loans are reportedly
[Skip to the end] The consumer is petrified by our leadership. Time for a payroll tax holiday! U.S. Consumer Credit Dropped by the Most on
[Skip to the end] ICSC UBS Store Sales YoY (Released 7:45 EST) ICSC UBS Store Sales WoW (Released 7:45 EST) Redbook Store Sales Weekly YoY
[Skip to the end] Consumer Credit (Released 15:00 EST) Consumer Credit YoY (Released 15:00 EST) Consumer Credit TABLE 1 (Released 15:00 EST) Consumer Credit TABLE
[Skip to the end] Initial Jobless Claims (Released 8:30 EST) Continuing Jobless Claims (Released 8:30 EST) Jobless Claims TABLE 1 (Released 8:30 EST) Jobless Claims
[Skip to the end] ICSC-UBS Store Sales YoY (Released 7:45 EST) Redbook Sales YoY (Released 8:55 EST EST) Pending Home Sales MoM (Released 10:00 EST)
[Skip to the end] Consumer Credit Moving up some, supporting spending at muddle through ‘better than recession’ levels, but not a bubble yet, as happened
[Skip to the end] Change in Nonfarm Payrolls (Released 8:30 EST) Unemployment Rate (Released 8:30 EST) Unemployment Rate ALLX (Released 8:30 EST) Change in Manufacturing
[Skip to the end] MBAVPRCH Index (Released 7:00 EST) MBAVREFI Index (Released 7:00 EST) Nonfarm Productivity Released 8:30 EST) Unit Labor Costs (Released 8:30 EST)
Consumer Credit (Feb) Survey $5.9B Actual $5.2B Prior $6.9B Revised $10.3B Consumer Credit TABLE Decent fall off in consumer credit in line with reduced consumer