St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem, speaking Thursday at a Bloomberg event in New York, argued that the sharp rise in bond yields has not yet tightened financial conditions enough to remove the need for Read more…
Japan’s household spending remained weak in August even as the decline moderated. Real spending by two-or-more-person households improved from -3.6% y/y in July to -3.1% in August, slightly better than the -3.5% consensus, but still Read more…
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Economic data are often revised. Sometimes the revisions change the story; sometimes they do not. Either way, they argue for humility when using data in policy debates. Recent revisions to US PCE inflation, UK productivity Read more…
Key insights from the week that was. The only data release of note in Australia this week was the October Westpac-MI Consumer Sentiment Survey, which reported a 4.7% drop in the headline index. At 80.4, Read more…
S&P 500: ⬇️ Sell – S&P 500 reversed from resistance zone – Likely to fall to support level 7600.00 S&P 500 index recently reversed down from the resistance zone between the resistance level 7830.00 (upper Read more…
Consumers today are feeling squeezed from multiple directions. Food prices continue to rise, gasoline is getting more expensive, and even shoppers who have avoided making major changes to their spending are being forced to pay Read more…
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For years, a new Air Jordan release worked like a holiday. Sneaker fans set alarms, refreshed the app, and paid resale prices when they missed out. That scarcity was the product. Lately, Nike has been Read more…