The ‘NotTheNobel’ Award In Economics Will Be Presented This Week – Vote!
Written by John LounsburySeven finalists are being voted on this week for the #NotThe Nobel Award.These ...
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Month: September 2019
Recycling Rates Could Rise Significantly With This Simple Tweak
from The Conversation-- this post authored by Karen Winterich, Pennsylvania State University; Gabriel E. Gonzales, State ...
Read moreAverage Gasoline Prices for Week Ending 30 September 2019 Down 21 Cents From A Year Ago
Average gasoline prices fell 0.4 cents this past week following the previous week's 10.1 cents rise.Average ...
Read more30Sep2019 Market Close: Wall Street Slips Off Session Highs, DOW Closes Up 97 Points, WTI Crude Breaks Up Trend Line Closing Lower In The 54 Handle, US Dollar Gaining Strength
Written by GaryUS stocks rose today on low volume (SPY +0.5%), helped by surges in Apple ...
Read moreSeptember 2019 Texas Manufacturing Survey Declines
Of the five Federal Reserve districts which have released their September manufacturing surveys - three are ...
Read moreSeptember 2019 Chicago Purchasing Managers Barometer Back To Contraction
The Chicago Business Barometer fell 3.3 points to 47.1 in September, following August's rebound to 50.4. ...
Read more30Sep2019 Midday Update: Wall Street Trades Higher, Relative Strength In The S and P 500 Information Technology And Health Care Sectors, DOW Up 150 Points, Oil Continues To Fall As Does Gold
Written by GaryUS major indexes trade higher, as Apple leads rally in technology shares (SPY +0.6%). ...
Read more30Sep2019 Pre-Market Commentary: Wall Street To Open Higher This Morning, DOW Futures Up 28 Points, WTI Crude In The 55 Handle, US Dollar Up, Gold Down
Written by GaryFutures gain with support from tech stocks (SPY +0.1% and slipping). Oil slipped today ...
Read moreSerendipity And A 100 Degree Gym
from the St Louis FedWhen Martha Olney was filling out her class schedule for her sophomore ...
Read moreA Capital Market Union For Europe: Why Its Needed And How To Get There
from the International Monetary Fund- this post authored by Ashok Vir Bhatia, Srobona Mitra, and Anke ...
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After nearly 11 years of 24/7/365 operation, Global Economic Intersection co-founders Steven Hansen and John Lounsbury are retiring. The new owner, a global media company in London, is in the process of completing the set-up of Global Economic Intersection files in their system and publishing platform. The official website ownership transfer took place on 24 August.
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