No. Yes/No. Yes.
Compare the U.Michigan survey to SF News Sentiment index and Conference Board:
No. Yes/No. Yes.
Compare the U.Michigan survey to SF News Sentiment index and Conference Board:
The egg crisis of 2025 is not over yet — consider what happens if tariffs are put on egg imports?
Preliminary data today:
Rates are down, but not as far down as in mid-2024.
The yield curve looks like this as of today’s close:
Two observations: (1) market odds of a downturn have rebounded today, and (2) the odds are very similar across two platforms (Kalshi, Polymarket), despite the fact the definitions of recession are different in the two markets.
From CPI release today:
I see repeated references to this assertion. As Jason Furman points out, relative to “Liberation Day” announcement, he didn’t, insofar as the increase in tariffs on Chinese goods rose from 54% to 125% even as reciprocal tariffs were delayed 90 days, thus pushing up the effective tariff rate (with no quantity response) to essentially where it was going to.
A recap:
Coincident index growth slows from 4.1% m/m AR to 1.7% in February.