Weekly Economic Update: A brief, non-technical review of the previous week's U.S. economic data releases by Kevin A. Roth, PhD
The job market pulled back late last year. Here are five things we learned from U.S. economic data released during the week ending February 6. There were significantly fewer job openings in December. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that there were a seasonally adjusted 6.542 million unfilled jobs, down 386,000 for the month, off... Continue Reading →
The Federal Reserve left its short-term interest rate target alone. Here are five things we learned from U.S. economic data released during the week ending January 30.
Consumer spending grew, but the pace of savings contracted this past fall. Here are five things we learned from U.S. economic data released during the week ending January 23.
What We Learned About the U.S. Economy Last Week 