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For months, our interpretation of JOLTS (BLS Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey) has been that employment growth will be slowing. JOLTS again this past week continues to reaffirm the slowing growth forecasts. The graph below shows the general correlation between nonfarm payrolls (red line) and JOLTS (blue Latest Articles in Economy

For months, our interpretation of JOLTS (BLS Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey) has been that employment growth will be slowing. JOLTS again this past week continues to reaffirm the slowing growth forecasts. The graph below shows the general correlation between nonfarm payrolls (red line) and JOLTS (blue Latest Articles in Economy

U.S. Treasury revenue growth has continued to accelerate. What portion of this revenue is due to import duties? The graph below shows that the rolling averages (red line) for U.S. Government tax revenues are at a three year high. Year-over-Year Change in US Government Receipts – Monthly (blue line) and Three Latest Articles in Economy

U.S. Treasury revenue growth has continued to accelerate. What portion of this revenue is due to import duties? The graph below shows that the rolling averages (red line) for U.S. Government tax revenues are at a three year high. Year-over-Year Change in US Government Receipts – Monthly (blue line) and Three Latest Articles in Economy

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Most inflation forecasts are simply educated guesses. People talk more about things they do not understand. As an example in the Participant’s Views section of the last Federal Reserve FOMC meeting minutes, the word inflation was used 76 times whilst the words “economic activity” was used only 12 times. Latest Articles in Economy

Most inflation forecasts are simply educated guesses. People talk more about things they do not understand. As an example in the Participant’s Views section of the last Federal Reserve FOMC meeting minutes, the word inflation was used 76 times whilst the words “economic activity” was used only 12 times. Latest Articles in Economy

It was another strange week from an economic point of view. It is hard to quantify the economic impacts of tariffs on Mexico – or the banning of cruise ships from Cuba. I know some like to throw dollar signs at each event – but the economy has symbiotic relationships where events can have impacts […]

It was another strange week from an economic point of view. It is hard to quantify the economic impacts of tariffs on Mexico – or the banning of cruise ships from Cuba. I know some like to throw dollar signs at each event – but the economy has symbiotic relationships where events can have impacts […]

This week, our June economic forecast was released which continues to indicate that a slowing economy is in the cards. At the same time 1Q2019 GDP second estimate was released showing GDP grew at a stellar rate of 3.1 % quarter-over-quarter (3.2 % year-over-year). 0.6 % of this 3.1 % growth number is Latest Articles […]

This week, our June economic forecast was released which continues to indicate that a slowing economy is in the cards. At the same time 1Q2019 GDP second estimate was released showing GDP grew at a stellar rate of 3.1 % quarter-over-quarter (3.2 % year-over-year). 0.6 % of this 3.1 % growth number is Latest Articles […]

For the last several months, the authors of the Cass Freight Index have  voiced economic concerns : While we are still not ready to turn completely negative in our outlook, we do think it is prudent to become more alert to each additional incoming data point on freight flow volume, and are more cautious today […]

For the last several months, the authors of the Cass Freight Index have  voiced economic concerns : While we are still not ready to turn completely negative in our outlook, we do think it is prudent to become more alert to each additional incoming data point on freight flow volume, and are more cautious today […]

Sea container imports continue to indicate a weak (but possibly improving) U.S. economy. On the other hand, the rate of growth for export containers improved this month – with year-over-year growth (comparing April 2018 to April 2019) deep in expansion. Export growth generally correlates with the global economy. Latest Articles in Economy

Sea container imports continue to indicate a weak (but possibly improving) U.S. economy. On the other hand, the rate of growth for export containers improved this month – with year-over-year growth (comparing April 2018 to April 2019) deep in expansion. Export growth generally correlates with the global economy. Latest Articles in Economy

This was a very light week for economic releases. My deeper look for this week is on consumer credit growth – which was little changed from last month. From my perspective, consumer credit growth is a double-edged sword. Too much credit growth will hurt future economic growth (when the debt is repaid), and too Latest […]

This was a very light week for economic releases. My deeper look for this week is on consumer credit growth – which was little changed from last month. From my perspective, consumer credit growth is a double-edged sword. Too much credit growth will hurt future economic growth (when the debt is repaid), and too Latest […]

This week  econintersect.com  posted its May 2019 economic forecast – and its trend has significantly deviated from the GDP trend line. The Federal Reserve thought the economy improved in 1Q2019 evidently ignoring that the GDP internals were weak even though the reported overall number was strong. Based on Real Latest Articles in Economy

This week  econintersect.com  posted its May 2019 economic forecast – and its trend has significantly deviated from the GDP trend line. The Federal Reserve thought the economy improved in 1Q2019 evidently ignoring that the GDP internals were weak even though the reported overall number was strong. Based on Real Latest Articles in Economy

On 26 June 2016, the new larger locks were opened in the Panama Canal. These new locks not only doubled the capacity of the canal, but also raised the maximum ship size from 110 ft wide, 1,050 ft long, and 41.2 ft deep to 180 ft wide, 1,400 ft long, and 60 ft deep. According […]

On 26 June 2016, the new larger locks were opened in the Panama Canal. These new locks not only doubled the capacity of the canal, but also raised the maximum ship size from 110 ft wide, 1,050 ft long, and 41.2 ft deep to 180 ft wide, 1,400 ft long, and 60 ft deep. According […]

Manufacturing growth in the U.S. continues its decline – and year-over-year growth for capacity utilization has all but disappeared. Seasonally Adjusted Capacity Utilization – Year-over-Year Change – Seasonally Adjusted – Total Industry (blue line) and Manufacturing Only (red line) This week the Latest Articles in Economy

Manufacturing growth in the U.S. continues its decline – and year-over-year growth for capacity utilization has all but disappeared. Seasonally Adjusted Capacity Utilization – Year-over-Year Change – Seasonally Adjusted – Total Industry (blue line) and Manufacturing Only (red line) This week the Latest Articles in Economy

Manufacturing growth in the U.S. continues its decline – and year-over-year growth for capacity utilization has all but disappeared. Seasonally Adjusted Capacity Utilization – Year-over-Year Change – Seasonally Adjusted – Total Industry (blue line) and Manufacturing Only (red line) This week the Latest Articles in Economy

Manufacturing growth in the U.S. continues its decline – and year-over-year growth for capacity utilization has all but disappeared. Seasonally Adjusted Capacity Utilization – Year-over-Year Change – Seasonally Adjusted – Total Industry (blue line) and Manufacturing Only (red line) This week the Latest Articles in Economy

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