| July 2009 |
|
| 2 |
U.S.
Payrolls Decline Another 467,000 As Jobless Rate Increases To 9.5%
|
| 2 |
U.S. Light Vehicle Sales In
June Hold A Steady, Sideways Movement
|
| 1 |
U.S. Construction Spending
Holding Steady
|
| 1 |
Tankan Improves: Still In Slow-Motion
|
| 1 |
ADP Report: Rate Of Job Loss
Lessens A Bit
|
| 1 |
U.S. Pending Home Sales
Stable At Their Highest Level Since September
|
| 1 |
ISM Factory Sector Index
Rose Modestly While Prices Jump
|
| 1 |
Challenger
Layoffs Moderate Further
|
|
|
| June 2009 |
|
| 30 |
U.S.
Consumer Confidence Slips
|
| 30 |
UK
GDP Is Officially A Train Wreck
|
| 30 |
Energy Prices Are Volatile
With Weak Demand & Short Supply Prospects
|
| 30 |
Decline
In Case-Shiller Home Price Index Eases
|
| 29 |
Business and Consumer Confidence Improve in the Euro
Area
|
| 29 |
Chicago Fed Index
Remains Stable in May At Highest Level Since October
|
| 26 |
Michigan Consumer Sentiment
Improves With Higher Expectations
|
| 26 |
French Confidence, Still In A
Deep Pit, Rises
|
| 26 |
U.S. Personal Income Surge
Lifts Savings Rate To Its Highest Since 1993
|
| 25 |
Despite Headlines About New
Record Drops, Europe Is Healing
|
| 25 |
U.S. Initial Jobless
Insurance Claims Edge Up To Highest in Four Weeks
|
| 25 |
Decline in U.S. 1Q GDP Is
Trimmed
|
| 24 |
FOMC Leaves Rates Unchanged
|
| 24 |
U.S. New Home Sales Stay Low
As Prices Firm
|
| 24 |
Consumer Confidence Recovers
In Italy
|
| 24 |
U.S. Durable Goods Orders
Surprisingly Strong For A Second Month
|
| 23 |
Europe Continues to Make
a Turn Higher: Sector Results Turn Mixed in June
|
| 23 |
French Business Confidence:
Viewed By Entrepreneurs And Purchasing Managers
|
| 23 |
U.S. Mortgage Applications
Collapse As Higher Rates Stymie Refinancing
|
| 23 |
Gasoline Prices Off Sharply
With Weaker Economic News
|
| 23 |
U.S. Existing Home Sales Rise
With Affordability And Tax Credit
|
| 22 |
EMU Trade Balance Deficit For Goods
Shrinks
|
| 22 |
German Business Confidence
Improving But Still Subdued
|
| 19 |
UK Retail Sales Fall And Markets Quiver
|
| 19 |
U.S. Consumers' Quest For
Value
|
| 19 |
Gains in Weekly Chain Store
Sales Fade
|
| 18 |
U.S. Leading Indicators Rise
Sharply For A Second Month
|
| 18 |
Philadelphia Fed Index
Improves Sharply
|
| 18 |
U.S. Initial Jobless
Insurance Claims Trend Lower But Edge Up In Latest Week
|
| 17 |
U.S. 1Q'09 Current Account
Deficit Shrinks To Smallest Since 2001
|
| 17 |
U.S. May CPI Ticks Up, But
1.2% Drop Y/Y Is Largest Since April 1950
|
| 16 |
Gasoline Prices Reach The
Highest Level Since Last October
|
| 16 |
Optimism Increases Among German Investors
and Analysts
|
| 16 |
U.S. Housing Starts Recover
Modestly
|
| 16 |
U.S. Factory Production
Decline Resumes, Matching 1946 Yr/Yr Drop
|
| 16 |
U.S. PPI Decline Yr-to-Yr
Matches '49 Record; Core Pricing Power Evaporates
|
| 15 |
EMU Job Market Has Record Q1 Job Loss
|
| 15 |
U.S. Home
Builders’ Index Slips
|
| 15 |
Empire State Factory
Conditions Deteriorated M/M But Remain Improved From Earlier Low
|
| 12 |
Michigan Consumer Sentiment
Stable But The Current View of Economic Conditions Jumps
|
| 12 |
IP Still Falling in Euro Area:
but Evidence of Slowing
|
| 12 |
U.S. Import Prices Rise With
Higher Oil Prices
|
| 12 |
U.S. Flow of Funds Indicate
Further Shrinkage of Balance Sheets
|
| 11 |
U.S. Business Inventory Decumulation
Remains Strong and Steady
|
| 11 |
U.S. Retail Sales Rise With Higher
Gas Prices; Underlying Trend Is Flat
|
| 11 |
U.S. Initial Jobless
Insurance Claims Fall To Their Lowest Since January
|
| 10 |
Industrial Production’s Slide Begins To Taper Off...For Some
|
| 10 |
Trade Deficit Edged Higher As Revision Impact On Data Is Minor
|
| 9 |
German IP Still Dropping Sharply
|
| 9 |
German Orders: Big Surprise Comes
in Small Package
|
| 9 |
More First Quarter GDP Results
|
| 8 |
OECD Leading Indicators:
Signs of Recovery
|
| 5 |
UK PPI Prices: Decelerating Even As They Accelerate!
|
| 5 |
Payroll
Losses Slow As Unemployment Rate Jumps
|
| 4 |
EMU Retail Sales Volumes
Erode At Slow Pace
|
| 4 |
U.S. Worker Productivity
Increase Stronger, But Underlying Cost Pressures Mount
|
| 4 |
U.S. Initial Unemployment
Insurance Claims Slip
|
| 3 |
U.S. ISM
Nonmanufacturing Index Improves Further
|
| 3 |
Markit's Service PMI Rises In
EMU But Still Shows Contraction
|
| 3 |
ADP Report: Rate Of Job Loss
Moderates
|
| 3 |
U.S. May Light Vehicle Sales
Recover Only To Low March Level
|
| 3 |
Challenger
Layoffs Continue To Indicate Job Market Improvement
|
| 2 |
U-Rates On
The Rise
|
| 2 |
U.S. Pending Home Sales Rise
To Their Highest Level Since September
|
| 2 |
Gasoline Prices Rise Further
Reflecting Strength In Crude Oil Prices
|
| 2 |
U.S. Chain
Store Sales Backpedal
|
| 1 |
U.S. Construction Spending
Increases Modestly
|
| 1 |
ISM Index Suggests Downturn
In Factory Sector Is Easing
|
| 1 |
Encouraging News From UK's
Hometrack Housing Survey
|
| 1 |
UK MFG Is On The
Mend... So Is Europe And The US
|
| 1 |
U.S. Savings Rate Still
Rising As Consumers Remain Cautious
|
|
|
| May 2009 |
|
| 29 |
German Retail Sales Lose Some
Weakness
|
| 29 |
Michigan Consumer Sentiment
Rose Throughout May
|
| 29 |
U.S. 1Q GDP Decline Lessened,
Yet Two-Quarter Drop Rivals 1958 Stats
|
| 28 |
U.S. Durable Goods Orders
Recover Earlier Decline And Are Up Slightly 'YTD
|
| 28 |
French Consumer Begins To
Feel Less Stressed
|
| 28 |
U.S. Initial Jobless
Insurance Claims Slip Again Though Continuing Claims Reach Another Record
|
| 28 |
U.S. New Home Sales Form A
Bottom While The Level of Unsold Homes Is At Its Lowest Since 2001
|
| 27 |
U.S. Chain
Store Sales Recover
|
| 27 |
U.S. Existing Home Sales Rise
As Home Affordability Increases
|
| 27 |
Gasoline Prices Reach Their
Highest Level Since October
|
| 26 |
U.S.
Consumer Confidence Increases Again On Improved Expectations
|
| 26 |
German May Business Confidence Less Negative: Q1
GDP SAAR of Decline Biggest Since Data Began in 1970
|
| 26 |
IFO Shows Sector
Indices Have Bottomed...Maybe
|
| 26 |
Orders In Near Collapse Then
(Negative) Growth Rates Stabilize
|
| 26 |
Case-Shiller
Home Price Index Is Down By Nearly One-Third From 2006 Peak
|
| 26 |
Chicago Fed Index
Improved To Highest Level Since October
|
| 21 |
Japan GDP In Record Drop As
Trade Collapses
|
| 21 |
Philadelphia Fed Index
Indicates A Slowing Rate Of Decline In Economic Activity
|
| 21 |
U.S. Leading Indicators
Improve Sharply To The Highest Level Since November
|
| 21 |
U.S. Continuing Claims For
Unemployment Insurance Reach Another Record
|
| 20 |
Japan GDP in Record Drop As Trade Collapses
|
| 20 |
U.S. Mortgage Applications
Firm As Refinancings Remain High But Purchase Apps Lag
|
| 19 |
German Investors And Financial Analysts More Optimistic
|
| 19 |
U.S. Chain
Store Sales Reverse Earlier Gains
|
| 19 |
Gasoline Prices Continue To
Move Higher
|
| 19 |
U.S. Housing Starts' Fall To
Record Low Paced By Lower Multi-family Building
|
| 18 |
News From Eastern Europe
Still Mainly Negative
|
| 18 |
Japan's Consumer Confidence
Is Up For The Fourth Month In A Row
|
| 18 |
U.S. Home
Builders’ Index Increases Again
|
| 15 |
U.S. Factory Production
Shortfall Eases
|
| 15 |
Michigan Consumer Sentiment
Up On Improved Expectations With Heightened Hopes For Gov't Policy
|
| 15 |
EMU GDP Drops Sharply
|
| 15 |
U.S. CPI Unchanged in April;
Year-to-Year Drop of 0.7% Is Largest Since 1955
|
| 14 |
Real Euro Digs In Its Heels
Despite Weak Growth
|
| 14 |
U.S. PPI Firms With Higher
Food Prices, Core Price Gains Still Trending Lower
|
| 14 |
U.S. Initial Weekly Claims
For Jobless Insurance Rebound But Still Trending Lower
|
| 13 |
U.S. Business Inventory
Decumulation Intensifies
|
| 13 |
E- Area IP Drops Again All
Sectors Still Weak
|
| 13 |
U.S. Retail Sales Decline For
A Second Month
|
| 12 |
U.S. Small Business Optimism Recovers
|
| 12 |
U.S. Chain Store Sales Rise Further
|
| 12 |
Gasoline Prices Rise To Their Highest
Since Early-November
|
| 12 |
The UK Halts Its String Of
MFG Output Declines
|
| 12 |
U.S. Trade Deficit Remains
Stable and Near Its Lowest Since 1999
|
| 11 |
March Industrial
Production Data For Italy And France
|
| 11 |
Liquidity,
Exchange Rates & Commodity Prices Point Toward U.S. Economic Improvement
|
| 11 |
OECD LEIs The Long View
|
| 8 |
German Industrial Output Halts
Its Strong Of Declines
|
| 8 |
Bad News:
U.S. Jobless Rate Jumps to 8.9%Good News:
Speed of Job Losses Ease
|
| 7 |
German Orders In Surprise
Rebound
|
| 7 |
U.S. Initial Claims for
Unemployment Insurance Fall Further
|
| 7 |
U.S. Worker Productivity
Inches Up, But Underlying Cost Pressures Mount
|
| 6 |
Commodity Prices And
Exchange Rates
|
| 6 |
EMU Services: In Near
Lockstep With US
|
| 6 |
U.S. Weekly Mortgage
Applications Stabilize
|
| 6 |
Challenger
Layoffs Also Show Job Market Improvement
|
| 6 |
ADP Report: Rate Of Job Loss
Slowed During April
|
| 5 |
Sharp,
Widespread, PPI Drop Puts ECB On The Spot For A Rate Cut
|
| 5 |
U.S. Chain Store Sales Rise Again
|
| 5 |
Petroleum Prices Move Higher
|
| 5 |
U.S. ISM
Nonmanufacturing Index Recovers To Highest Level Since October
|
| 4 |
Europe Begins to Cut Its
Losses
|
| 4 |
Most April Manufacturing PMI's Show
a Lessening of Contraction: India's and China's Show Expansion
|
| 4 |
U.S. Construction Spending
Improvement Due to Nonresidential & Public Sector Gains
|
| 4 |
U.S. Pending Home Sales Rise
For A Second Month
|
| 4 |
U.S. Light Vehicle Sales
Remain Depressed As Import Sales Lowest Since 1999
|
| 1 |
Michigan Consumer Sentiment
Improves Further To Highest Since September
|
| 1 |
U.S. Factory Inventory
Decumulation Continues Strong
|
| 1 |
ISM Index Suggests Modest
Slowing Of Factory Sector Downturn
|
|
|
| April 2009 |
|
| 30 |
U.S. Employment Cost Index
Increase Slackens To New Low
|
| 30 |
U.S. Personal Spending &
Income Still Under Pressure
|
| 30 |
Japan IP Slows Its Rate
Of Decline... In Monthly Trends Only
|
| 30 |
U.S. Initial Claims for
Jobless Insurance Fall As Continuing Claims Reach Another Record
|
| 29 |
U.S. Weekly Mortgage
Applications Fall As Refinancings Lag
|
| 29 |
FOMC Leaves
Rates Unchanged
|
| 29 |
U.S. GDP Declines 6.1% In 1Q
As Inventory Cutbacks Weigh Heavily
|
| 28 |
Japan Retail Sales Continue to
Drop
|
| 28 |
More Retailers in the U.K. Report Increases in Sales versus a Year Ago than Those Reporting Decreases
|
| 28 |
U.S.
Consumer Confidence Jumps Sharply With Improved Expectations
|
| 28 |
Gasoline Prices Continue To
Hover Just Over $2.00 Per Gallon
|
| 28 |
U.S. Chain
Store Sales Firm During April
|
| 28 |
Case-Shiller
Home Price Index Falls Further
|
| 27 |
South Korea's GDP
Increases in Q1 09, but is Still at Recession Levels
|
| 27 |
U.S. Misery
Index Falls Sharply With Lower Energy Prices
|
| 27 |
Consumer Confidence Improves
Sharply In Italy
|
| 27 |
IFO Is Up In Month
Diffusion, Indices Gain Too
|
| 24 |
U.S. New Home Sales Form A
Bottom
|
| 24 |
U.S. Durable Goods Orders Slip;
Trend Still Sharply Negative
|
| 23 |
U.S. Existing Home Sales Slip
During March As Prices Firm
|
| 23 |
Euro Area PMIs Are Still
Low-Valued But Jump
|
| 23 |
U.S. Continuing Claims for
Jobless Insurance Reach Another Record
|
| 22 |
UK Unemployment Continues To
Soar (Sour)
|
| 21 |
Optimists Exceed Pessimists
Among German Investors And Analysts For The First Time Since July 2007
|
| 21 |
Gasoline Prices
Remain Steady Around $2.00 Per Gallon
|
| 20 |
French and Italian Orders: Some Divergence Between These Siamese
Twins
|
| 20 |
Chicago Fed Index Remained
Negative In March
|
| 20 |
U.S. Leading Indicators Fall
To The Lowest Level Since 2003
|
| 17 |
EMU Trade Deficit Improves
But Picture Does Not
|
| 17 |
MAPI Survey Indicates
Deepening Stress in the Factory Sector
|
| 17 |
Michigan Consumer
Sentiment Improves Again
|
| 16 |
U.S. Initial Claims for
Unemployment Insurance Fall Back
|
| 16 |
Philadelphia Fed Index Indicates
Further Economic Contraction
|
| 16 |
Euro Area IP Plunges
|
| 16 |
U.S. Housing Starts Fall to
Second Lowest Level on Record But Bottom May Be Forming
|
| 15 |
U.S. Factory Output Decline Is The
Sharpest Since The Deindustrialization After WWII
|
| 15 |
Japan's Retail Sales Drop
|
| 15 |
12-Month Decline In U.S. CPI
A First Since 1958 And Owes To Energy & Food Prices
|
| 14 |
Singapore's GDP
To Decline 6% To 9% In 2009 Says Ministry Of Trade And Industry
|
| 14 |
U.S. Businesses Inventories
Fall Further
|
| 14 |
U.S. Finished Goods PPI Falls
Unexpectedly While Core Prices Remain Stable
|
| 14 |
French Exports And Imports
Drop
|
| 14 |
U.S. Retail Sales Backpedal
|
| 13 |
China's March Exports Up
Close to 40%: Imports Up 20%
|
| 13 |
OECD
LEI's Are Sinking At The Fastest Pace In Over 40 Years
|
| 13 |
U.S.
Budget Deficit Broaches $1 Trillion With TARP Spending
|
| 9 |
Oil Lifts U.S. Import
Costs While Nonoil Prices Fall For Eighth Month
|
| 9 |
U.S. Initial Claims
for Jobless Insurance Back Off From High; Continuing Claims Double Last Year's
Level
|
| 9 |
German IP Drops
Sharply Again
|
| 9 |
U.S. Trade Deficit Falls
Further To Lowest Since 1999
|
| 8 |
UK Industrial Output
Falls Again
|
| 8 |
German New Orders:
Halt!
|
| 8 |
U.S. Weekly Mortgage
Applications Jump Higher As Refi's More Than Double
|
| 7 |
News from Australia
and New Zealand
|
| 7 |
Consumer Credit Usage Remains
Negative
|
| 7 |
JOLTS: U.S. Job Openings Tick Higher
In February But Remain Off By One-Third Y/Y
|
| 7 |
U.S.
Chain Store Sales Pick Up Early This Month
|
| 7 |
Gasoline Prices Hold Prior
Weeks' Gains
|
| 6 |
Retail
Sales Continue To Fall In The Euro Area
|
| 6 |
Euro
Area
Inflation Is Still Dropping Fast
|
| 3 |
Market
Services PMIs Turn Higher In March
|
| 3 |
U.S.
Jobless Rate Reaches 8.5%; 5.1 Million Payroll Jobs Are Lost Since Cycle Peak
|
| 3 |
U.S. ISM
Nonmanufacturing Index Falls Again
|
| 2 |
French PPI Shows Year/Year
Weakness
|
| 2 |
U.S. Factory Inventory
Decumulation At A Record Pace
|
| 2 |
March U.S. Light Vehicle
Sales Increase From 27-Year Low
|
| 2 |
U.S. Initial Claims for Jobless
Insurance Rise To The Highest Level Since 1982; Continuing Claims Reach A Record
|
| 1 |
U.S. Pending Home Sales Tick
Higher
|
| 1 |
U.S. Construction Spending; A
More Moderate Decline
|
| 1 |
Challenger
Layoffs Ease Slightly Second Month
|
| 1 |
Japan TANKAN Makes Heavy
Weight for Pre-Summit
|
| 1 |
Rise In ISM Index Suggests
Factory Sector Stabilization
|
| 1 |
ADP Report: Payroll
Employment Down Another 742,000
|
|
|
| March 2009 |
|
| 31 |
Turkey -- Another Emerging Economy Reports A Dismal 4Th Quarter Gross Domestic
Product
|
| 31 |
Flash Dance - Inflation
Waltzes to New Lows as Risk Soars to Dizzying Heights
|
| 31 |
U.S.
Consumer Confidence Stabilizes Near Record Low
|
| 31 |
Petroleum Prices Strengthen,
Then Fall Back
|
| 31 |
Case-Shiller
Home Price Index Falls Further
|
| 30 |
EMU Still Sinking In EU Index
Report
|
| 30 |
Commodity Prices Meander
|
| 30 |
Has Japanese Industrial Production Bottomed?
|
| 27 |
EMU Orders: Still Sinking
Fast
|
| 27 |
Michigan Consumer Sentiment
Improves As The Opinion Of Government Jumps
|
| 27 |
U.S. Personal Spending
Increases Again, Modestly
|
| 26 |
UK Retail Sales Fall But
Trend Holds Up
|
| 26 |
U.S. Continuing Claims for
Unemployment Insurance Reach Another Record High
|
| 26 |
U.S. 4Q GDP Decline Remains
Sharpest Since Early 1980s As Profits Crater
|
| 25 |
IFO Index Drops But Sentiment
Drops But Sentiment Makes Some Gai
|
| 25 |
U.S. New Home Sales Step Up
From Record Low
|
| 25 |
Rise in U.S. Durable Goods
Orders Surprises
|
| 24 |
Flash PMIs Bottom Out
|
| 24 |
UK Inflation
Accelerates
|
| 24 |
Confidence Among French Manufacturers Stays at Record Low
Levels
|
| 24 |
U.S. Chain
Store Sales Lose Earlier Momentum
|
| 24 |
Petroleum Prices Strengthen
On Potential Tightening Of Crude Supplies
|
| 23 |
Shrinking World Trade: Evidence From Euro Area
|
| 23 |
February U.S. Existing Home
Sales Recover January Decline as Prices Remain Weak
|
| 23 |
Chicago Fed Index Improved
Marginally During February
|
| 20 |
IP In Zone In Record Drop
|
| 20 |
U.S. 2008 Current Account
Deficit Shrinks To Smallest Since 2004
|
| 19 |
Philadelphia Fed Index
Indicates Further Economic Contraction
|
| 19 |
U.S. Leading Indicators Fall
To Cycle Low
|
| 19 |
UK Orders Decline To New Low
But Pace Of Decline Slows... Sort Of
|
| 19 |
U.S. Continuing Claims for
Unemployment Insurance Touch New Record
|
| 18 |
January IP Drops but the Pace of
Decline Slows
|
| 18 |
FOMC Leaves
Rates Unchanged At Historically Low Level; Fed's Balance Sheet Expanded
|
| 18 |
Higher Energy Prices Lift
U.S. CPI By Most Since July; Core Pricing Power Firm
|
| 17 |
ZEW Survey:
German Finance Types More Pessimistic On Current Conditions, Less Pessimistic On
Expectations
|
| 17 |
Surprising Rebound In U.S.
Housing Starts Owes To Multi-Family
|
| 17 |
U.S. Gasoline Prices Dip
While Crude Oil Prices Rise
|
| 17 |
U.S. Finished Goods PPI Rises
Modestly; "Downstream" Pricing Remains Weak
|
| 16 |
U.S. Home
Builders’ Index Still Under Extreme Pressure
|
| 16 |
HICP Is Behaving Despite
Month's Rise
|
| 16 |
Employment In
The Euro Area
|
| 16 |
The Empire State Index
Reaches New Low
|
| 16 |
Skid in U.S. Factory Output
Is Sharpest Since 1975; Utilization Rate Reaches Record Low
|
| 13 |
E- Area Retailing Remains
Weak
|
| 13 |
U.S. Import Prices
Move Lower Despite Higher Oil Prices
|
| 13 |
Michigan Consumer Sentiment
Stays Stable; Opinion of Government Jumps
|
| 13 |
U.S. Trade Deficit Shrinks To
Lowest Since 2002
|
| 12 |
U.S. Flow of Funds:
Deleveraging Occurs As Asset Values Decline
|
| 12 |
U.S. Businesses Shed
Inventories at a Rapid Rate
|
| 12 |
German IP Sinks
Sharply
|
| 12 |
U.S. Claims
For Jobless Insurance Reach Another Record High
|
| 12 |
U.S. Retail Sales Excluding Autos
Rise; Revisions Sharply Higher
|
| 11 |
U.S.
Budget Deficit Grows Sharply With Recession & TARP
|
| 11 |
UK Trade Picture Show
More Deterioration
|
| 11 |
JOLTS: U.S. Job Openings Fall
Further
|
| 11 |
U.S. Weekly Mortgage
Applications Rise
|
| 10 |
Manpower Survey: 2Q09
Employment Seen As Weakest Since Credit Crunch Recession
|
| 10 |
IP Drops
Sharply in the Euro Area’s Early Reports
|
| 10 |
Foreign Trade
in France and Germany: Casualties of the Recession
|
| 10 |
U.S. Small Business Optimism
Nearing All-time Low
|
| 10 |
U.S. Gasoline Prices Are
Stable; Crude Oil Prices Rise
|
| 10 |
U.S. Chain
Store Sales Are Up in Early March
|
| 9 |
Japan Starts 2009 with a
Current Account Deficit
|
| 9 |
Some Further Rebounding from Japan’s Economy Watchers Index
|
| 6 |
OECD LEI's Show Severe And
Worsening Downturn
|
| 6 |
U.S.
Unemployment Rate of 8.1% Highest Since 1983
|
| 5 |
U.S. Factory Inventories Fell
A Fifth Month, Shipments Off 15.6% Y/Y
|
| 5 |
U.S. 4Q Worker Productivity
Revised Down Sharply
|
| 5 |
U.S.
Initial Claims For Jobless Insurance Fell Back
|
| 4 |
EMU Services
Contract as UK Sector Cuts Losses
|
| 4 |
ADP Report: Payroll Employment Off
697,000
|
| 4 |
U.S. ISM Nonmanufacturing Index Eased
Slightly
|
| 4 |
Challenger Layoffs Eased Somewhat
|
| 3 |
February U.S. Light Vehicle
Sales Lower Still
|
| 3 |
Australia's Central Bank Takes
A Breather: Economy Responding To Monetary And Fiscal Stimulus
|
| 3 |
Swiss
GDP: In The Soup With The Rest Of Europe
|
| 3 |
U.S. Gasoline Prices Remained
Just Above $1.90; Demand Stabilizing
|
| 3 |
U.S. Chain
Store Sales Dipped Last Week, But Rose For The Month
|
| 3 |
U.S. Construction
Spending Fell Further
|
| 3 |
U.S. Pending Home Sales Fell
To Record Low; Falling Rates & Prices
Push Affordability to New High
|
| 2 |
Euro Area MFG PMIs Drop
|
| 2 |
South Korea: Industrial Production Improves
a Bit; Exports in Won Rise, but in USD, Fall
|
| 2 |
U.S. January Personal Savings
Rate Highest Since 1995
|
| 2 |
ISM Index Flat
Month-To-Month, Still Near Low
|
|
|
| February 2009 |
|
| 27 |
Deflation
Is Back!
|
| 27 |
Michigan Consumer Sentiment
Estimate Little Changed At Lowest Since 1980
|
| 27 |
U.S. 4Q GDP Revised Down To
Show Sharpest Drop Since 1980
|
| 26 |
EU/EMU Indices Crash
Again In February
|
| 26 |
U.S. New Home Sales Lowest
Since 1963
|
| 26 |
U.S.
Initial Claims For Unemployment Insurance Highest Since 1982; Continuing Claims
Another Record
|
| 26 |
U.S. Durable Goods Orders
Lowest in Six Years; Latest Six-Month Decline a Record
|
| 25 |
Yen-Based Japan
Exports Are Cut Nearly In Half
|
| 25 |
U.S. Mortgage Applications
Fall: Refi's & Purchase Applications Off
|
| 25 |
January U.S. Existing Home Sales
& Prices Fell
|
| 24 |
German IFO Survey Shows Little Change
in the Dismal Appraisal of the Business Climate
|
| 24 |
U.S.
Consumer Confidence Fell To A Record Low
|
| 24 |
U.S. Chain
Store Sales Up Again Last Week
|
| 24 |
Case-Shiller
Home Price Index Fell A Record 18.5% Last Year
|
| 24 |
U.S. Gasoline Prices Dipped
|
| 23 |
Italy’s Inflation Rates
Show Turn of Trend
|
| 23 |
Can The Baltic States Hold Their Currency Pegs?
|
| 23 |
Economists Forecast Moderate
Rebound in Second Half
|
| 23 |
Chicago Fed Index Fell
Further
|
| 20 |
Philadelphia Fed Index Lowest
Since 1990
|
| 20 |
Euro Area
PMI's Continue To Drop... Very Sharply
|
| 20 |
U.S. CPI Ticked Up
|
| 19 |
U.S. Initial Claims For Jobless
Insurance High and Stable
|
| 19 |
U.S. Leading Indicators Rose
Slightly
|
| 19 |
Italy's Trade Flows Dive In
December
|
| 19 |
U.S. PPI Firmer Than Expected
|
| 18 |
U.S. Factory Output Down Sharply
Again in January; Off 10.0% Y/Y
|
| 18 |
U.S. Import Price Decline Quickened
|
| 18 |
CBI Finds Further
Weakening
|
| 18 |
U.S. Housing Starts Plumb Another Record Low
|
| 17 |
U.S. Home
Builders’ Survey Ticked Up Slightly
|
| 17 |
Exports and Imports Plunge in the
Euro Area as Deficit Contracts
|
| 17 |
German Investors Begin To See A Ray Of Hope For The Economy
|
| 17 |
U.S. Empire State Index Fell To A New
Low
|
| 16 |
Data Confirm Worst Fears Of Rapid Decline In Japanese Economy
|
| 13 |
GDP In EMU Falls Hard In
2008-Q4
|
| 13 |
Michigan Consumer Sentiment
Sinks to Its Lowest Since 1980
|
| 12 |
U.S. Business Inventory
Cutbacks Gained Steam
|
| 12 |
U.S.
Initial Claims For Unemployment Insurance Slipped From Recent High
|
| 12 |
Industrial Production Drops Sharply Across
Sectors in the Euro Area
|
| 12 |
U.S. Retail Sales Recover
Modestly Following Six Months of Decline
|
| 11 |
U.S.
Budget Deficit Surges As Revenues Collapse & Spending Jumps
|
| 11 |
France: INSEE Business
Indicator Stops Falling
|
| 11 |
U.S. Trade Deficit Narrowed
Further With Global Recession and Lower Oil Prices
|
| 10 |
Industrial Production Plunges in Main EMU Countries and
Beyond
|
| 10 |
Sweden's Activity Index Points
to a 5% + Annual Rate of Decline in Fourth Quarter GDP
|
| 10 |
U.S. Small Business Optimism
Fell Even Further; Pricing At All-time Low
|
| 10 |
U.S. Gasoline Prices Highest
Since December
|
| 10 |
U.S. Chain
Store Sales Continued Unchanged Last Week
|
| 9 |
Economic Activity in Japan Speeds Downhill
in Q4
|
| 9 |
Consumer Credit Growth Under
Wraps
|
| 6 |
Industrial
Production Sectors All Dropping
Fast
|
| 6 |
U.S.
Payrolls Slashed 598,000; Jobless Rate Rose To 7.6%
|
| 5 |
U.S. Factory Inventories
Lower Still
|
| 5 |
U.S. Worker Productivity
Growth Up, Unit Costs Ease
|
| 5 |
U.S.
Initial Claims For Jobless Insurance Highest Since 1982, Continuing Claims Reach
Another Record
|
| 4 |
Challenger
Layoffs Highest Since 2002
|
| 4 |
U.S. ISM
Nonmanufacturing Index Moved Higher Again
|
| 4 |
EMU Services PMI's Slow
Descent Signal In January
|
| 4 |
EMU Consumer Spending Tanks
Along With Spending Plans
|
| 4 |
ADP Report: Payroll
Employment Fell Another 522,000
|
| 4 |
January U.S. Light Vehicle
Sales Lowest Since 1982
|
| 3 |
U.S. Pending Home Sales Up in
December But Down For 2008. Affordability At New High With Lower Rates
& Prices
|
| 3 |
Recession Comes to
Brazil
|
| 3 |
PPI For Euro Area Is Plunging
|
| 3 |
German Retail Sales Head South
For The Winter
|
| 3 |
U.S. Chain Store Sales Recovered Last
Week
|
| 3 |
U.S. Gasoline Prices Up Again
|
| 2 |
South Korean Exports Plummet: Sharp Fall
in Exports to Pacific Rim
|
| 2 |
MFG PMIs Stop Their Descent
|
| 2 |
U.S. December Income,
Consumption & Prices Fell While Savings Rose
|
| 2 |
ISM Index Improved Slightly From Historic
Low
|
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|
| 30 |
Japan Hits The Skids Hard In December
|
| 30 |
EU Index At Record Low
|
| 30 |
Michigan Consumer Sentiment
Up Slightly In January, Yet Still Near Series' Low
|
| 30 |
U.S. Employment Cost Index
Increase Eased Slightly During 4Q; 2008 Gain A Record Low
|
| 30 |
U.S. Recession Intensifies;
3.8% Drop in Real GDP Is Sharpest Since 1982
|
| 29 |
December U.S. New Home Sales
Lowest Since 1963
|
| 29 |
U.S. Durable Goods Orders
Slumped Further
|
| 29 |
U.S. Weekly
Continuing Claims For Jobless Insurance At Record High
|
| 28 |
FOMC Leaves
Rates Unchanged
|
| 28 |
Italy's Business Confidence Continues
To Drop
|
| 28 |
U.S. Mortgage Applications
Fall as Refinancing Boom Ends
|
| 27 |
German Biz
Confidence In a Small Rebound: What's All the Fuss?
|
| 27 |
U.S. Chain
Store Sales Fell Back; 2.4% Yearly Decline a Record
|
| 27 |
U.S. Gasoline Price Rise
Stabilized
|
| 27 |
Case-Shiller
Home Price Index Fell A Record 18.2%
|
| 27 |
Consumer
Confidence Fell To A Record Low
|
| 26 |
Deterioration in World Trade Continues:
the News from Sweden
|
| 26 |
Canada's Mixed
Inflation Picture...
|
| 26 |
Chicago Fed Index Well Into
Recession Territory
|
| 26 |
U.S. Leading Indicators Rose
Slightly
|
| 26 |
U.S. Existing Home
Sales Rose Last Month
|
| 23 |
PMI Indices for EMU
Bounce – Dead Cat or Live One?
|
| 23 |
Consensus
Forecast for 4Q GDP: Activity Down 5%
|
| 22 |
Euro Area Orders Drop Sharply...Again
|
| 22 |
U.S. Weekly Claims For Jobless
Insurance Highest Since 1982
|
| 22 |
U.S. Gasoline Prices Up Again
|
| 22 |
U.S. Home Builders’ Survey At
Record Low
|
| 22 |
U.S. Housing Starts At Record Low
|
| 21 |
German PPI Points To Lower
Inflation Ahead
|
| 21 |
Italy's Trade Picture
Deteriorates
|
| 21 |
U.S. Chain Store Sales
Recover Modestly
|
| 20 |
Germany's Zew Indicators: Expectations Less Pessimistic Current Conditions Continue To Worsen
|
| 20 |
U.S.
Budget Deficit Above $1 Trillion This Year
|
| 19 |
Japanese Mining and Manufacturing Producers in a Free Fall in November
|
| 16 |
Michigan Consumer Sentiment
Up Again In Early January Yet Still Near The Series' Low
|
| 16 |
U.S. Factory Output Fell
Again in December; 2008 Decline The Largest Since 1975
|
| 16 |
EMU Trade Deficit Widens:
Exports and Imports Collapse
|
| 16 |
U.S. CPI Fell A Third Month
Due To Lower Energy Prices
|
| 15 |
Core Inflation in the EMU and in the US Falling Together… at Last
|
| 15 |
Philadelphia Fed Index
Improved Slightly But Still Low
|
| 15 |
U.S. Weekly Claims For Jobless
Insurance Back Up
|
| 15 |
U.S. December PPI Fell Again;
2008 Strength in Pricing Abruptly Ends
|
| 14 |
U.S. Business Inventories Fell
Further
|
| 14 |
U.S. Import Prices Down
Sharply Again: Both Oil & Nonoil
|
| 14 |
EMU Industrial Production is Plunging
|
| 14 |
The Dismal Christmas: U.S.
Retail Sales Fell Sharply
|
| 13 |
Grim News from
the UK
|
| 13 |
U.S.
Budget Deficit Continued To Swell Toward A Record
|
| 13 |
JOLTS: U.S. Job Openings
Lowest Since 2003
|
| 13 |
U.S. Small Business Optimism
Fell Further to Near All-time Low; Pricing At All-time Low
|
| 13 |
U.S. Gasoline Prices Again
Moved Higher
|
| 13 |
Economy Watchers Index Drops
Sharply
|
| 13 |
U.S.
Trade Deficit Narrowed Sharply With Recession and Lower Oil Prices
|
| 12 |
Industrial
Production: India, China, South Korea
|
| 12 |
OECD LEIS Sink and Signal a More Impressive Slowdown
|
| 9 |
Industrial
Output Falls Hard Across Europe
|
| 9 |
U.S. Payrolls Slashed 524,000; 7.2% Jobless Rate
Highest Since 1993
|
| 8 |
EMU is on an All-time Low for
Sentiment
|
| 8 |
Germany Posts
Terrible Orders
|
| 8 |
Credit Cards Pocketed; The
Frugal U.S. Consumer
|
| 8 |
U.S. Weekly
Claims For Jobless Insurance Fell Further
|
| 7 |
Euro Area PPI
Inflation Drops Sharply… or Does It?
|
| 7 |
U.S. Chain Store Sales
Recovering
|
| 7 |
Challenger Layoffs Remained High
|
| 7 |
U.S. Mortgage Applications
Fell Slightly Last Week
|
| 7 |
ADP Report: Payroll
Employment Fell By 693,000
|
| 6 |
Decline in Production and
Lower Inflation in Brazil: A Reduction in the Target Rate (Selic)?
|
| 6 |
U.S. Factory Inventories Fell
Again
|
| 6 |
U.S. Gasoline Prices Moved
Higher
|
| 6 |
U.S. Pending Home Sales Lower
Still
|
| 6 |
U.S. ISM
Nonmanufacturing Index Improved Slightly
|
| 6 |
EMU Inflation Falls More
Sharply Than Expected
|
| 6 |
Europe's Services PMI
At New Low
|
| 6 |
U.S. Light Vehicle Sales
Inched Up in December; Down 18.5% For The Full Year
|
| 5 |
More Evidence of
Declining Inflation
|
| 5 |
U.S. Construction Spending
Off Further Due to Housing Decline
|
| 5 |
U.S. Monetary Policy: Pushing
On A String?
|
| 5 |
ISM Index Fell To The Lowest
Since 1980
|
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