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Global| Dec 17 2012
UK Unemployment Snakes Its Way Lower
Global| Dec 17 2012
German Manufacturing Employment Declines
German manufacturing is beginning to feel the effects of the slowdown in the rest of the Euro Area. Data released today and shown in Haver's GERMANY database show that employment in the manufacturing industry dropped in October to [...]
Global| Dec 17 2012
Business Economists Projections Are Little-Changed
The National Association for Business Economics held the expectation for real GDP growth next year at 2.1%, the same as in October's survey. However, these are lowered figures versus 2.7% in the May tally. That follows an unrevised [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Dec 17 2012
Empire State Factory Index Remains Negative
The Empire State Factory Index of General Business Conditions was negative for the fifth consecutive month. The December reading of -8.10 was nearly the lowest level of the economic recovery. Consensus expectations had been for m/m [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Dec 14 2012
U.S. Industrial Output Recovers After Sandy, But The Trend Weakens
The rebound in industrial sector output from Hurricane Sandy totaled 1.1% (2.5% y/y) last month following a deepened 0.7% October decline, last month reported as -0.4%. The Fed indicated that virtually all of last month's increase in [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Dec 14 2012
U.S. Consumer Prices Move Lower With Another Drop In Energy Prices
Consumers continue to see a decline in sellers' pricing power. The consumer price index for November fell 0.3% (+1.8% y/y) following a 0.1% October uptick. A 0.2% decline had been expected. The decline owed to a 4.1% drop (+0.3% y/y) [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Dec 13 2012
U.S. Business Inventories Continue To Accumulate
Business inventories rose a slower 0.4% (5.7% y/y) during October following a 0.6% September rise. Factory inventories ticked up just 0.1% (3.1% y/y). The slower 0.6% gain in merchant wholesalers inventories reflected a 3.1% decline [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Dec 13 2012
UK Industrial Sector: Sharp Improvement- So What?
UK industrial orders as reported by the CBI survey (Confederation of British Industry) are up sharply cutting their negative reading to -12 in December (Merry Christmas!) from -21 in November. This jump still leaves the series weak in [...]
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