The Economic Week Ahead, June 25th
A busy week ahead, with GDP, consumer confidence and durable goods, personal spending all due out.
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Tony will review key economic indicators as they are released to determine the health and trend of the domestic and global economy. With so much data each trading day, he will look point you in the direction of the most important economic releases, and how they may impact your portfolio.
Housing Starts beat expectations
Housing Starts for the month of May increased 5.0% over April to 1350k, vs. current expectations which were calling for a more modest increase of 1.9% m/m.
Read MoreThe Economic Week Ahead, June 18th
This week we are going to have a solid look at how higher rates are affecting housing.
Read MoreAnother favorable sentiment report
The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Survey was released this morning and the preliminary read showed sentiment rose in June to 99.3, beating expectations of 98.5.
Read MoreStronger consumer confidence starting to show up in retail sales data
The Advance Retail Sales data for the month of May was released this morning by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Read MoreProducer prices hotter than expected
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported this morning that the May Producer Price Index (PPI) rose 3.1% year-over-year, above consensus expectations which had called for a rise of 2.8%.
Read MoreConsumer prices in line with estimates
The Consumer Price Index data (CPI) released this morning from the Bureau of Labor Statistics was in line across the board
Read MoreThe Economic Week Ahead, June 11th
Following an extremely quiet start to June, the week ahead features plenty of key economic data being released as well as an FOMC meeting.
Read MoreU.S. job openings made another new record in April
The monthly JOLTS report (Job Openings and Labor Turnovers Survey) released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) this morning shows there continues to be an abundance of jobs available…
Read MoreThe economic week ahead
Find out what key economic data and macroeconomic events will move the markets this week.
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