German orders are FLAT in April: what’s so good about that? German orders have been decimated over the past year with only two month-to-month gains in the past twelve months against a slew of huge month-to-month declines. This month’s [...]
Global| Jun 09 2009German Orders: Big Surprise Comes in Small Package
Global| Jun 09 2009German Orders: Big Surprise Comesin Small Package
German orders are FLAT in April: what’s so good about that? German orders have been decimated over the past year with only two month-to-month gains in the past twelve months against a slew of huge month-to-month declines. This month’s [...]
Global| Jun 08 2009OECD Leading Indicators: Signs of Recovery
For the second month in a row there was a rise in the April estimate of the OECD composite leading indicator for all 29 countries, suggesting that, on average, the pace of economic deterioration may be slowing in the major [...]
Global| Jun 08 2009OECD Leading Indicators: Signs ofRecovery
For the second month in a row there was a rise in the April estimate of the OECD composite leading indicator for all 29 countries, suggesting that, on average, the pace of economic deterioration may be slowing in the major [...]
Global| Jun 05 2009UK PPI Prices: Decelerating Even As They Accelerate!
Shifting trends - The chart above is a classic example of shifting trends. While the central banks tend to focus on yr/yr prices viewing those changes are more ‘reliable,’ there is no doubt that shorter measures give more up to data. [...]
Global| Jun 05 2009U.S. Payroll Losses Slow As Unemployment Rate Jumps
The May figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicated moderation in the rate of job loss, though the labor market remains quite weak. Nonfarm payrolls fell 345,000 last month and that was the smallest monthly decline since [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jun 05 2009U.S. Payroll Losses Slow AsUnemployment Rate Jumps
The May figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicated moderation in the rate of job loss, though the labor market remains quite weak. Nonfarm payrolls fell 345,000 last month and that was the smallest monthly decline since [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jun 04 2009EMU Retail Sales Volumes Erode At Slow Pace
EMU area retail sales volume is still eroding but at a slow pace. The volume drop in the past three months was just 0.2% per month Retail sales have been declining in the Area but have not been as weak as in the US. Passenger car [...]
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