Home sales and durable goods orders each mellowed in September.
Home Sales Slow, the Federal Budget Deficit Widens: October 21 – 25
Autos Fuel Retail Sales, Prices Firm: September 9 – 13
Consumers were buying vehicles in August.
Mixed Inflation Numbers: July 8 – 12
Core consumer prices rose, but core wholesale prices did not.
October Was Better for Retailers: November 12 – 16
Retail sales regained strength in October.
A Record Number of Job Openings: October 15 – 19
Employers continued to have difficulty filling job openings in August.
Prices and Job Openings Remain Firm: August 6 – 10
Inflation continued to take hold, albeit still at a moderate rate.
Job Openings Outpaces Unemployment Again: July 9 – 13
Employers continue to struggle to fill their job openings.
Retail Gains (for Some), Inflation Rebounds: May 8 – 12
Retail sales increased during April, although not all retailers benefited from increased consumer spending. Meanwhile, inflation rebounded during April after having taken March off.
Retail Sales Bounce Back, Federal Budget Deficit Expands: What We Learned During the Week of October 10 – 14
Retail sales rebounded in September while the federal budget expanded by a third during FY2016.
