This table accompanies the weekly review article at Global Economic Intersection. This week the article is “What Is In the Crystal Ball for Third Quarter GDP“.
Weekly Economic Release Scorecard:
Federal Reserve: GAO study uncovers enormous conflicts of interest |
Sept Leading Economic Index: Showing growth with its authors talking it down |
Sept Philly Fed Business Survey: Improved, now above recession threshold |
Sept Existing Home Sales: Down MoM but volumes still in up trend channel |
Sept Consumer Price Index: Up slightly to 3.9% |
Sept Residential Building Permits: Mixed story which may be signaling trouble |
Sept Producer Price Index: Range bound at 6.9% (finished goods) |
Sept Industrial Production: Growing YoY with no recessionary trend |
Sept Empire State Survey: Remains recessionary |
Consumers: Is there a correlation between savings, interest rates & consumption? |
Income: Trying to figure out why income is falling |
Unemployment: Societies work less as they develop |
Investing: Is it time for a defensive stance? |
Commodities & Dollars: Are we in a clone of 2008? |
Retail Sales: Showing a divide between the haves and have nots |
Euro Markets: How to profit from a Lehman moment in Europe |
USA Markets: a look at trading ranges |
Investor Risk: Do the BRICs bring trading risks? |
Public Servants Pay: They should be paid less than the private sector |
Financial Meltdown: The explosive series continues with western bank meltdown |
India: A look at bringing inflation under control |
USA Economic Study: Major study is likely flawed and therefore wrong |
Euro Bank Credit Crunch: What happens when banks stop lending to each other |
Occupy Wall Street: Is it time to change USA – no more business as usual |
Occupy Wall Street: Thinking through the message and legitimacy |