Gasoline prices haven't moved much during the last four weeks. The pump price for regular gasoline of $2.63 per gallon last week was down two cents from the November average but remained in the tight range between $2.47 and $2.69 [...]
Global| Dec 09 2009Weekly Gasoline Prices SlideSideways
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Dec 08 2009German Industrial Production Falls In October
German Industrial Production declined almost 2% to 95.7 (2005=100) in October, from 97.5 in September. Although expectations had been for a small rise, yesterday's sobering report on new orders should have dampened expectations. Among [...]
Global| Dec 08 2009U.S. Small Business Optimism Stutters
After improving this spring, small business' optimism has leveled off. The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) reported their small business optimism index during November dipped 0.9% to 88.3 after two months of slight [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Dec 08 2009U.S. Consumer Credit Outstanding Drops; Earlier Declines Shaved
The Federal Reserve reported yesterday that consumer credit outstanding fell by $3.5B m/m during October. While it was the thirteenth monthly drop since summer 2008, earlier declines were trimmed. And though consumer credit [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Dec 08 2009U.S. Consumer Credit OutstandingDrops; Earlier Declines Shaved
The Federal Reserve reported yesterday that consumer credit outstanding fell by $3.5B m/m during October. While it was the thirteenth monthly drop since summer 2008, earlier declines were trimmed. And though consumer credit [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Dec 07 2009Temp Hiring Bolsters Jobs & Portends Labor Market Improvement
The November employment report indicated that the number of temporary help jobs grew by 52,400, the fourth consecutive month of increase. Since July temp employment grew by 116,900 (6.7%), a gain which outstripped the 95,500 (0.7%) [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Dec 07 2009German Manufacturing New Orders Decline In October
German manufacturing new orders in volume terms fell 2.14% in October to 91.4 (2005=100) from 93.4 in September. This was the first drop since orders began to rise in March of this year. Domestic orders were down only 0.55% but [...]
Global| Dec 07 2009German Manufacturing New OrdersDecline In October
German manufacturing new orders in volume terms fell 2.14% in October to 91.4 (2005=100) from 93.4 in September. This was the first drop since orders began to rise in March of this year. Domestic orders were down only 0.55% but [...]
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