Is the Administration secretly happy that the employment situation release was delayed? Without inside information, one can’t answer that, but given the ADP-Stanford Digital Economy Lab release, one could understand why (an 82K downside surprise is not earthshaking, but not reassuring either).
Category Archives: inflation
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Prices for Ordinary Folk: February and the Future
From the CPI release, food at home (aka grocery) prices:
Instantaneous Inflation: Headline, Core, Supercore for CPI, PPI, HICP
Data available as of today, first for headline:
Egg Prices: Forecasts OBE?
Overtaken By Events:
Instantaneous Inflation Rising
Year-on-Year looks better.
Consumer Expectations Crash, 1 Year Ahead Inflation Expectations Soar as 5 Year Ahead Hits Record
5 year ahead inflation at 3.5%, highest since 1995M04. From Michigan Survey of Consumers:
Bringing Prices Down: A Progress Report
We’re a month into Trump 2.0. We don’t have February’s prices yet, but since Trump was going to do everything “Day 1”, I thought it useful to take a look at various indices.
EPU and Expected Inflation
From election day, five year inflation breakeven up 33 bps; EPU up 231. What could go wrong?
Economists, Some Consumers, Believe Y/Y Inflation Will Rise
Michigan Survey of Consumers and yesterday’s release of the Survey of Professional Forecasters agree.
Food Prices – CPI (at home), PPI
Not apparently going down: