Weekly Economic and Market Review
So maybe the economy isn’t headed over another cliff after all? Last week’s economic data wasn’t great but it was enough to rally the market 3.5% just because it wasn’t as awful as expected. I haven’t been particularly worried about the prospect for a double dip into recession land because I’m an eternal optimist – .. read more
On September 6th, 2010,
posted in: Economy by Joseph Y. Calhoun Tags: case shiller home price index, chicago pmi, chile stock market, colombia stock market, economic analysis, economic reports, employment report, establishment survey, factory orders, foreign stocks performance, gold performance, household survey, indonesia stock market, ism reports, jobless claims, long term unemployed, mortgage applications, pending home sales, personal income and spending, peru stocks market, productivity, savings rate, sweden stock market, switzerland stock market, thailand stocks, turkey stocks, unemployment rate, unit labor costs, us reits performance
Weekly Economic Review
The economic data this week continued the pattern that has dominated for months now – manufacturing strong, real estate and consumer weak. The recovery from this recession has been a more traditional inventory cycle recovery. Whether it morphs into something that is sustainable beyond restocking is the $64 question and one for which we don’t .. read more
On February 26th, 2010,
posted in: Economy by Joseph Y. Calhoun Tags: case shiller home price index, chicago pmi, consumer confidence, double dip recession, durable goods orders, economic data, economic reports, existing home sales, gdp revision, jobless claims, krugman double dip recession, new home sales
