September featured solid retail sales and weakness in housing.
Consumers Flock to Stores: October 16 – 20
No Hike This Time: September 18 – September 22
The Fed paused in September as the housing market spun its wheels.
Not Quite Tamed: February 13 – 17
Inflation picked up in January. Here are the five things we learned from U.S. economic data released during the week ending February 17. Consumer prices jumped in January. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased a seasonally adjusted 0.5 percent, the biggest rise for the Bureau of Labor Statistics measure since last October. Energy CPI jumped 2.9 percent (gasoline:... Continue Reading →
What We Learned About the U.S. Economy Last Week 