Retail gasoline prices were unchanged at $2.25 per gallon last week (-12.3% year-on-year). During 2018 prices ranged between the late-May high of $2.96 and the year-end low of $2.27. Haver Analytics constructs factors adjusting for [...]
Global| Jan 23 2019
U.S. Energy Prices Generally Move Higher
Global| Jan 22 2019
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported that its Nonmanufacturing Business Index of current conditions at the company level increased to 42.4 during November........... The expectations index for November rose to 53.6 [...]
by:Sandy Batten
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jan 22 2019
U.S. Existing Home Sales Drop to Three-Year Low
The National Association of Realtors reported that sales of existing homes fell a greater-than-expected 6.4% in December to 4.990 million units (SAAR). This was the lowest reading and largest month-on-month decline since a regulatory- [...]
Global| Jan 22 2019
ZEW Assessments Almost Universally Fall...Almost...
The ZEW indexes each month center on Germany where the survey occurs and where the financial experts reside. The focus is on Germany's economy but also with a global outlook. We have shifted our attention to monitor the global outlook [...]
Global| Jan 22 2019
U.S. Existing Home Sales Drop to Three-Year Low
The National Association of Realtors reported that sales of existing homes fell a greater-than-expected 6.4% in December to 4.990 million units (SAAR). This was the lowest reading and largest month-on-month decline since a regulatory- [...]
Global| Jan 22 2019
Philadelphia Fed Nonmanufacturing Business Activity Slumps Again in January
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported that its Nonmanufacturing Business Index of current conditions at the company level slumped further to -0.2 in January from 6.4 in December and 41.2 in November. 31.3% of respondents [...]
by:Sandy Batten
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jan 18 2019
State Labor Markets in December
State labor markets were generally strong in December, though only eight were reported to have had statistically significant gains from November. The three largest increases (Texas, Florida, and Georgia) totaled more than 77,000, [...]
Global| Jan 18 2019
U.K. Retail Sales Begin to Lose Momentum
U.K. retail sales fell by a sharp 1% in December. Monthly sales last fell by 1% nine months ago and last fell by more than 1% 19 months ago. The drop in sales is truly sharp. Purchases in the month of food, beverages and tobacco rose [...]
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