Weaker manufacturing data out of Europe but the U.S. remains resilient
In the wee hours of the morning, data out of Europe showed manufacturing output slowed for the eighth straight month.
Read MoreIn the wee hours of the morning, data out of Europe showed manufacturing output slowed for the eighth straight month.
Read MoreSecond rate cut should be considered buy signal, especially outside recession.
Read MoreThe Conference Board reported the U.S. Leading Economic Index (LEI) was unchanged in August, which was better than the -0.1% m/m estimate.
Read MoreYesterday the FOMC decided to lower the Fed Funds target range by 25 basis points to 1.75-2% while lowering the interest rate on excess reserves to 1.80% from 2.10%.…
Read MoreData out today from the Commerce Department suggests lower mortgage rates provided a huge boost to home construction.
Read MoreIndustrial Production rose 0.6% for the month of August, well ahead of expectations which were looking for an increase of 0.2%.
Read MoreLast week was the third straight positive week for the market and this week will feature a number of significant economic data releases. Due out this week are: Industrial…
Read MoreThe Federal Reserve Bank of NY reported a decline in the Empire State Manufacturing Index, in the latest survey.
Read MoreThe near 10% rise in the price of West Texas Intermediate-term Crude Oil (WTI) Front Month Contract is one of the most dramatic one-day rises in history. That has…
Read MoreDespite global economic concerns and tariff headlines, the retail sales data from the Commerce Department showed U.S. consumers continued to buoy the economy in August.
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