This table accompanies the weekly review article at Global Economic Intersection. This week the article is “Economic Data Releases: Revisions can Kill You!“.

Weekly Economic Release Scorecard:

Euro Banking: Is it time to pull your money out of the bank?

China: Are reserve ratios working to constrain credit growth?

November Michigan Sentiment: Sentiment improved to 64.2 but at recession levels

October Export / Import Prices: Very large decline in export prices

September Trade Balance: Trade deficit declined due to less oil consumption

October Diesel Consumption: Up, breaking down trend & now expanding YoY

September JOLTS: Shows some upward pressure on jobs growth

Greece & AIG Bankruptcy: One is giving haircuts while the other did not

September Consumer Credit: Growth is all student loans

Greece: What will the correct path look like out of this crisis

Investment & Labor: No economic driver as investment & labor are in disarray

October Rail Traffic: Finally, rail traffic is trending up

John Paulson: Maybe he is not having good luck this year

Treasuries: A suddenly hot market

October Equities: A good month to have been invested

Investing: Markets which are benefiting from growing wealth

Europe: Should your investing horizon ignore the daily Euro News?

Market Melt-up: The Euro mess solutions are not workable

World Interpretation: Using an erotic picture to explain possible outcomes

Harvard Economic Students: A sarcastic response to their protest

Economics: Is there an unholy relationship between academics and business?

Inequality: Have big business and the rich unbalanced global economies

Euro Solutions: Is the game plan just to keep kicking the can down the road?

Government Regulatory Advice: Is the fox advising the farmer on his chickens?

Euro Banking: Bailouts won’t solve the problem