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Economy in Brief: 2019

  • New orders for durable goods unexpectedly rose 0.4% (8.4% year-on-year) during January following small offsetting revisions in November and December. The Action Economics Forecast Survey expected a 0.8% decline in January. A 13.1% [...]

  • Global| Mar 13 2019

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    New orders for durable goods increased 1.2% (3.5% year-on-year) during December ....... The durable goods figures are available in Haver's USECON database. The Action Economics consensus forecast figure is in the AS1REPNA database. [...]

  • The Mortgage Bankers Association reported that its total Mortgage Applications Index rose 2.3% (-0.9% year-on-year) during the week ending March 8. After double-digit gains in early January and then four consecutive monthly declines, [...]

  • Global| Mar 12 2019

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    The retail price for gasoline rose to $2.42 per gallon last week (-5.4% y/y).......... These data are reported by the U.S. Department of Energy. The price data can be found in Haver's WEEKLY and DAILY databases. Greater detail on [...]

  • Global| Mar 12 2019

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    The retail price for gasoline rose to $2.42 per gallon last week (-5.4% y/y).......... These data are reported by the U.S. Department of Energy. The price data can be found in Haver's WEEKLY and DAILY databases. Greater detail on [...]

  • The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) reported that its Small Business Optimism Index increased to 101.7 during February following five consecutive months of decline. The index gained 0.5% m/m but was 5.5% lower y/y. [...]

  • Global| Mar 12 2019

    U.K. IP Struggles to Advance

    Manufacturing output in the U.K. rose by 0.8% in January after a 0.7% decrease in December and a 0.1% slip in November. On balance, these shifts leave IP with no growth over the last three months. That is an improvement on its six- [...]

  • The Consumer Price Index increased 0.2%, as expected, during February following three consecutive months of holding steady. The expectations figure is from the Action Economics Forecast Survey. The 1.5% y/y increase was the weakest [...]