S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Composite Index of twenty metro-markets slipped just 0.9% during April versus March. The latest monthly decline was the smallest since late 2007; however, it still left prices 18.1% lower during the last [...]
Global| Jun 30 2009Decline In Case-Shiller Home PriceIndex Eases
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jun 29 2009Business and Consumer Confidence Improve in the Euro Area
The European Commission's Business Climate Indicator for the Euro Area is designed to deliver a clear and early assessment of the cyclical situation. The extent that it has done so in the past can be seen in the first chart that shows [...]
Global| Jun 29 2009Chicago Fed Index Remains Stable in May At Highest Level Since October
The National Activity Index published by the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank remained roughly unchanged during May versus April. Nevertheless, the index level of -2.30 was near its the highest level since October of last year. The latest [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jun 29 2009Chicago Fed Index Remains Stablein May At Highest Level Since October
The National Activity Index published by the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank remained roughly unchanged during May versus April. Nevertheless, the index level of -2.30 was near its the highest level since October of last year. The latest [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jun 26 2009Michigan Consumer Sentiment Improves With Higher Expectations
Though the overall economy has yet to make a convincing turn towards the better, the University of Michigan's June reading of consumer sentiment suggests a coming improvement in retail spending. The full-month index level rose [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jun 26 2009French Confidence, Still In A Deep Pit, Rises
Consumer confidence in France has risen in three of the last for months with one month marking a pause in the rising trend. French confidence hit its low point in July of 2008 at a level of -48. Since then although the recession has [...]
Global| Jun 26 2009U.S. Personal Income Surge Lifts Savings Rate To Its Highest Since 1993
The economic recession continued to damp growth in wages last month, but "automatic stabilizers" kicked in to pick the slack. The result was a 1.4% jump in May personal income which was the largest monthly increase in a year. The rise [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jun 26 2009U.S. Personal Income Surge Lifts Savings Rate To Its Highest Since 1993
The economic recession continued to damp growth in wages last month, but "automatic stabilizers" kicked in to pick the slack. The result was a 1.4% jump in May personal income which was the largest monthly increase in a year. The rise [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
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