This table accompanies the weekly review article at Global Economic Intersection. This week the article is “House Prices Have a Way to Fall“.
Weekly Economic Release Scorecard:
Container Counts: Troubling contraction in import container volumes |
Greece: It is easy for Greece to exit the Euro |
November Conference Board Leading Indicator: Economy expanding in Spring |
November Philly Fed Business Survey: Shows weak growth |
October Building Permits: It is apartments which are fueling permit growth |
October CPI: Price Inflation moderates to 3.5%, but core climbs to 2.1% |
October Industrial Production: Up strong and YoY rate of growth stable |
September Business Sales: Continue to show solid YoY growth |
November Empire State Manufacturing: Shows growth for first time in 5 months |
October PPI: Price inflation for finished goods moderates to 5.9% |
October Retail Sales: Up a weak 1.7% year-over-year inflation adjusted |
Eurozone: Is there any possibility for a healthy Euro economy? |
Banks and Bankers: Is the OWS movement correct – banks cause bad economies? |
Housing Crisis: Did Congress or Fannie or Freddie cause the housing bubble |
Euro: Are there ways Germany did not benefit from the Euro? |
Voters: Surveys reveal want their cake – and eat it too. |
China: Can China help the Eurozone, or will Germany have to do the heavy lifting |
Alabama’s Jefferson County: How the bankruptcy has J P Morgan’s footprints |
Euro Crisis: Will the next stage of the crisis be a new political order? |
What to short next: German government bonds? |
2012: Are election years good for the market? |
Eurozone: Is an unavoidable meltdown underway? |
Small Cap Stocks: Do they outperform the market? |
Cash: How much cash should you hold? |
Volatility: Is it possible to capture the market swings? |
Defense Spending: Is spending on the military for defense of USA? |
Inflation: Is it impossible for the Fed to create inflation? |
Monetary System: Is it time for a monetary Bill of Rights? |
Eurozone: Will Italy remain in the Eurozone |
TBTF: Did Dodd-Frank legislation do away with this issue? |
Social Security: Can it REALLY run out of money? |
Regulatory State: Is deregulation of the banking system the way to go? |