2008-06-26 Daily US Economic Releases
[Skip to the end] GDP QoQ Annualized (Released 8:30 EST) Personal Consumption (Released 8:30 EST) GDP Price Index (Released 8:30 EST) Core PCE QoQ (Released
June 26, 2008
[Skip to the end] GDP QoQ Annualized (Released 8:30 EST) Personal Consumption (Released 8:30 EST) GDP Price Index (Released 8:30 EST) Core PCE QoQ (Released
[Skip to the end] Weakness, inflation, and rising debt to GDP levels caused by both weakness and higher interest rates. Get your sovereign eurozone credit
[Skip to the end] (an email exchange) A few of things: First, the rising wages in the 70’s led to bracket creep that put the
[Skip to the end] GDP QoQ Annualized (Released 9:30 EST) Personal Consumption (Released 9:30 EST) GDP Price Index (Released 9:30 EST) Core PCE QoQ (Released
[Skip to the end] Preliminary data for Jan – Mar quarter shows sales tax at -0.1% YY, first decline since 2002 Q1. 21 states out
[Skip to the end] U.S. First Quarter Advance GDP: Statistical Summary (Table) by Kristy Scheuble (Bloomberg) Following is a summary of Gross Domestic Product from
[skip to the end] MBAVPRCH Index (Released 7:00 EST) MBAVREFI Index (Released 8:15 EST) ADP Employment Change (Released 8:30 EST) GDP QoQ Annualized (Released 8:30
Net Exports as a % of GDP (Keep in mind: exports are real costs; imports real benefits.) Since January 2005 net exports (while still negative)
Retail sales weak today, but exports up over 16% earlier this week, and jobless claims now settling in around 350,000 – far from recession levels.
(an interoffice email) On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 9:38 AM, Karim wrote: Housing and business capex weaker than originally estimated; exports stronger All