Here are standardized indices for Michigan Sentiment, Conference Board Confidence, and Gallup Confidence.
Here are standardized indices for Michigan Sentiment, Conference Board Confidence, and Gallup Confidence.
From the CPI release:
From the Hill oped, Sen. Mullin opines:
Up.
That’s the title of my keynote talk at the 27th INFER conference (Rome), an excellent exchange of ideas and comments on economics.
Freight transportation services, vehicle miles traveled, civilian employment adjusted to NFP concept all below recent peaks. Heavy truck sales down 17% y/y.
Or, why should a bunch of ICE agents running amok in a Hyundai-LG factory have an impact on trade policy uncertainty?
From the White House today:
Remember that the Preliminary Benchmark Revision is… Preliminary. While this is obvious, the implications are not necessarily so. In particular, if one is interested in measuring the actual number of jobs filled by both documented and undocumented workers, then one should understand that the preliminary revision will likely tend to undercount employment. That is because the main input into the preliminary revision is unemployment insurance data, which will tend to be lacking for undocumented workers.
Be afraid, be very afraid. From the WSJ article: