This table accompanies the weekly review article at Global Economic Intersection. This week the article is “The Coming of a Economic Firestorm?“.
Weekly Economic Release Scorecard:
| USA Congress: America’s professional inside traders |
| November UM Consumer Sentiment: Almost Unchanged from Preliminary |
| October Personal Consumption Expenditures: Grew but Income grew more |
| October Durable Goods: Continues to show the consumers is still consuming |
| 3Q2011 Per Capita Disposable Income: Is this the canary-in-the-coal-mine? |
| 3Q2011 GDP: Down to 2.0%, what happened to investments? |
| European Central Bank: Unable to play a zero sum game |
| October CFNAI: This super coincident index shows weak not recessionary growth |
| October Existing Home Sales: Home prices down 4.6% |
| Reforming USA Financial System: Start by applying existing law |
| October Retail Sales: Mass media’s headlines are wrong |
| Housing Crisis: Lies are easier to believe than the truth |
| Consumption: Is it savings that drive the economy? |
| Investments: Where to put your money with a European economic slowdown |
| Electricity: Is Hydro power an ignored technology? |
| Sears Holding: A time to buy? |
| China: Remains a key market for investors |
| European Central Bank: Markets await their moves |
| MF Global: Is this just the tip of the iceberg? |
| Congressional Super-committee: Was it designed to fail? |
| Spain: Can austerity fuel growth? |
| Christmas In Europe: Will Greece be naughty or nice? |
| Austrian Economics: A parody of faux Austrian economics |
| USA Deficit Spending: Should the growing debt be reversed? |
| ECB: Should its primary task be preserving the value of the Euro? |
| Global Assets: $30 trillion is about to vanish |