From the official website, the statement on trade policy:
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Anybody familiar with the gravity model of trade would be unsurprised that Wisconsin (exports) a lot to Canada.
July 15 is the due date, but is often missed. So looking back in May, NEC Chair Hassett forecast 5% growth in 2027, on top of rapid 2026 growth forecasted by the Administration. How are things looking with two more quarters of reported growth?
SPGMI’s estimate as of 8/3:
From Bloomberg:
They’re all lower than they were in February … but deflated using CPI ex shelter (mimicking HICP), they’re down 1.4%.
That is Donald J. Trump, in May 2016. So why the surprise about debt worries? It was only a question of time.
Not just for computers, peripherals and semiconductors – and running hot despite dollar appreciation. From MarketPlace, with Justin Ho, today:
From the Gasoline and Diesel update, plus EIA:
Industrial production below consensus (+0.2% m/m vs. +0.3% Bloomberg), manufacturing at consensus, although previous month’s revised up. Output measures continue to outpace employment.