• Current production & orders growth pick up; employment remains strong. • Pricing power strengthens. The Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey, conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, indicated that its General Business [...]
Global| Jun 28 2021Texas Manufacturing Growth Continues and Outlook Improves in June
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jun 25 2021German Confidence Continues to Build
The GfK survey for Germany projects confidence for the month ahead. The new projection is for July. After several months with the confidence reading stuck in single-digit negative numbers, the index for July moved up to -0.3. It’s a [...]
Global| Jun 25 2021U.S. Personal Spending Stabilizes as Income Declines in May
• Goods spending continues to weaken; services strengthen. • Increase in core prices hits twenty-year high. • Total take-home earnings again fall sharply. Personal consumption expenditures held steady during May (18.9% y/y) following [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jun 24 2021German Recovery Continues to Progress
All sector climate in the IFO framework rose to a net reading of 22.7 in June from 18.3 in May. The current business situation improved to 27.1 from 18.2, while expectations moved up to 18.0 from 15.6. Climate and current conditions [...]
Global| Jun 24 2021Kansas City Fed's Factory Sector Index Steadies in June
• Growth stays just below its record. • Component movement is mixed m/m. • Expectations for six months ahead improve. The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City reported that its manufacturing sector business activity index edged up to [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
• Consumer spending, business & residential investment are strengthened. • Foreign trade subtraction is increased. • Corporate profit improvement is raised. Real GDP surged 6.4% (SAAR) during Q1'21 (0.4% y/y), unrevised from last [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jun 24 2021U.S. Goods Trade Deficit Widened in May
• Exports fell while imports rose. • Still, foreign trade on course to contribute to overall GDP growth in Q2. The advance estimate of the U.S. trade deficit in goods widened to $88.1 billion in May from $85.7 billion in April. The [...]
by:Sandy Batten
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jun 24 2021U.S. Durable Goods Orders Rebound in May
• Transportation orders surge, while ex-transportation improves further. • Core capital goods orders ease following earlier strength. • Shipments rise along with order backlogs & inventories. The factory sector remains on a firm [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
- of2727Go to 485 page

