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Import Price Index MoM (Mar) Survey 2.0% Actual 2.8% Prior 0.2% Revised n/a Import Price Index YoY (Mar) Survey 13.7% Actual 14.8% Prior 13.6% Revised
Personal Income (Feb) Survey 0.3% Actual 0.5% Prior 0.3% Revised n/a This is what supports the economy longer term and cushions downturns. Personal Spending (Feb)
Consumer Price Index MoM (Feb) Survey 0.3% Actual 0.0% Prior 0.4% Revised n/a CPI Ex Food & Energy MoM (Feb) Survey 0.2% Actual 0.0% Prior
Personal Income YoY (Jan) Survey n/a Actual 4.9 Prior 5.6 Revised n/a Falling off some. Interest rates are partially responsible, as last I checked households
Empire Manufacturing (Feb) Survey 6.5 Actual -11.7 Prior 9.0 Revised n/a Down, but it has been lower, not yet to previous recession levels. Industrial Production