This table accompanies the weekly review article at Global Economic Intersection. This week the article is “Don’t Look Now but Construction Spending is Up Y-o-Y“.
Weekly Economic Release Scorecard:
Advance 3Q2011 GDP: Will GDP continue to improve in the next quarter? |
October Michigan Consumer Sentiment: Unexpectedly rose to 60.9 |
September Personal Consumption Expenditures: Up a strong 0.5% MoM |
September Pending Home Sales: Up 7.9% from a year ago |
Advance 3Q2011 GDP: 2.5% isn’t great but is showing more consumer buying |
Eurozone: Why Spain, Portugal, Ireland and Greece should leave the Euro |
September New Home Sales: No year-over-year-growth |
September Durable Goods: No inflation adjusted growth year-over-year |
October Conference Board Consumer Confidence: Now at recession levels |
August Case-Shiller Home Prices: Up slightly month-over-month |
September CFNAI: Is this super-coincident index accurate in real time? |
GDP Targeting: Krugman suggests a expansionary fiscal policy |
USA Markets: Have broken through strong resistance levels |
Investing Vocabulary: 11 terms you need to understand |
Commodities: Currently oversold but the dollar is the key |
Stock Market: Is it currently overbought? |
Greece: Four steps you should take before Greece defaults. |
Europe: The USA Markets are keying off of European events |
Gold: Is it acting like a safe haven? |
Ronald Reagan: What would he be thinking if he were alive today? |
Occupy Wall Street (OWS): The kids understand workers are not wanted. |
USA Social Security: Is it a deficit reduction problem? |
China-USA Trade: Is the USA violating WTO trade rules? |
USA Regulation: Is it regulation which is killing jobs? |
Rebalancing the Global Economy: Does China hold the keys? |
Eurozone: Systemic Problems require systemic solutions |