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- 19h agoGerman CPI Deflates...on Some Metrics-Shows Promise...and in Promise There Is PerilHaver Analytics
- 1d agoJapan’s Economy Watcher Index Slips in October; Outlook FadesHaver Analytics
- 1d agoU.S. NFIB Small Business Optimism Little Changed in OctoberHaver Analytics- NFIB Small Business Optimism Idx down 0.1 pts. to 97.8 in Oct., slightly below its 53-year avg. of 98.0. - Uncertainty Idx down 6 pts. to 84, lowest level since Dec. ’25. - Expectations for economy up 2 pts. to 8%, positive for the 24th straight month. - Expected real sales unchanged at 9%, matching highest level since June. - Plans to expand business up to 11% from September’s 7% (lowest since ...
- 1d agoJapan’s Economy Watcher Index Slips in October; Outlook FadesHaver Analytics
- 1d agoEconomic Letter from Asia: AI and Data CentresHaver Analytics
- 1d agoThe AI Boom and the Price of PermissionHaver Analytics
- 1d agoU.S. Consumer Prices Increased More Than Expected in OctoberHaver Analytics- The headline CPI increased 0.4% m/m in October with the core index rising 0.3% m/m, both slightly larger than expectations. - Y/Y rates (calculated by Haver) continued to rise. - Shelter prices rose 0.3% m/m, accounting for more than 30% of the increase in the headline rate. - Food prices jumped 0.5% m/m, the largest increase this year, while the rise in energy prices slowed markedly.
- 2d agoJapan’s LEI Weakens in SeptemberHaver Analytics
- 2d agoU.S. Wholesale Inventories Increase in September; Sales JumpHaver Analytics- Wholesale inventories +0.7% in Sept., eighth straight m/m gain; +7.6% y/y, highest y/y pace since March ’23. - Durable goods inventories +0.6% (+8.0% y/y), 11th consecutive m/m increase. - Nondurable goods inventories +0.9% (+7.0% y/y), seventh m/m rise in eight mths. - Wholesale sales +2.8% (+19.8% y/y), 12th m/m gain in 13 mths., w/ durable goods sales up 1.3% and nondurable goods sales up 4.4 ...
- 5d agoOctober Employment Report: Firm in Most RespectsHaver Analytics- Payrolls posted a solid gain; Aug/Sep revised upward. - Headline unemployment edged lower, although broad unemployment rose. - Average hourly earnings exceeded expectations.
- 5d agoGerman IP: Solid Gains in September; Strong Survey ResultsHaver Analytics
- 6d agoU.S. Initial Unemployment Claims Dropped in the Week of October 31Haver Analytics- New claims declined by 6,000 to 189,000 in the week of October 31. - Continuing claims rose by 23,000 to 1.718 million in the week ending October 24. - The insured unemployment rate held at 1.1% in the week of October 24.
- 6d agoGerman Orders Make Strong Jump, but from a Too-Deep HoleHaver Analytics
- 6d agoCharts of the Week: When Expectations Meet RealityHaver AnalyticsThe US midterm elections have significantly altered the political landscape in Washington. Democrats have secured control of both houses of Congress, ending unified Republican control and introducing a period of divided government for the remainder of President Trump's term. Concerns about living costs and the war with Iran appear to have influenced voting patterns, contributing to Democratic gain ...
- 6d agoU.S. Productivity Jumped in Q3 2026Haver Analytics- Output per hour jumped a larger-than-expected and well above trend 3.6% q/q saar in Q3 with an upward revision to Q2. - Compensation growth slowed to 2.9% q/q resulting in a 0.7% quarterly decline in unit labor costs. - Benchmark revisions back to the beginning of 2021 were modest but generally positive, pushing up productivity growth from Q4 2020 to 1.62% from 1.50%.
- 1w agoU.S. ISM Services PMI at a Three-Month Low, Still Indicating Expansion for the 28th Straight MonthHaver Analytics- ISM Services PMI down slightly to 54.5 in Oct., still above the 12-month avg. of 54.3. - Business Activity (53.8) lowest since Sept. ’25; expanding for the 28th consecutive mth. - New Orders (55.9) lowest since June; growing for 17 mths. running. - Employment (51.4) highest since February; second successive mth. above 50. - Prices Index (73.0) down modestly but above 70 for the seventh time in ...
- 1w agoComposite Global PMIs Lose Breadth but Not Much StrengthHaver Analytics
- 1w agoU.S. Trade Deficit Narrowed Slightly in SeptemberHaver Analytics
- 1w agoU.S. Mortgage Applications Fell in the October 30 WeekHaver Analytics
- 1w agoU.S. JOLTS: Labor Demand Improved in SeptemberHaver Analytics
- 1w agoU.S. Factory Orders Up More Than Expected in September on Strong Nondefense Aircraft OrdersHaver Analytics
- 1w agoEven Swiss Inflation Heads NorthHaver Analytics
- 1w agoEconomic Letter from Asia: Asia in ClustersHaver Analytics
- 1w agoS&P MFG PMIs Show Modest Global SlowingHaver Analytics
- 1w agoLabor’s Share of Income Falls to All-Time Low in Third QuarterHaver Analytics
- 1w agoU.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI at a three-month high in October; Production & New Orders Accelerating; Employment ModeratingHaver Analytics
- 1w agoIndia: Stronger Fundamentals, Familiar Fault LinesHaver Analytics
- 1w agoPersonal Income, Consumption, and Prices in SeptemberHaver Analytics
- 1w agoQ3 GDP Gain Is Impressive, But Not RepeatableHaver Analytics
- 1w agoEmployment Cost Index: Unusually Steady Compensation Trend Reveals Slower Wage and Faster Benefit Cost GrowthHaver Analytics
- 1w agoEU Indexes Show EMU Weaker in OctoberHaver Analytics
- 1w agoU.S. GDP Jumped 3.4% in Q3 with Strong Domestic DemandHaver Analytics
- 1w agoCharts of the Week: Resilience on Narrow FoundationsHaver Analytics
- 1w agoU.S. Initial Unemployment Claims Dropped in the Week of October 24Haver Analytics
- 2w agoU.S. Goods Trade Deficit Widens Further in SeptemberHaver Analytics
- 2w agoGfK Confidence Eases Slightly in Germany; Major Setback for Confidence in FranceHaver Analytics
- 2w agoMoney Supplies Slow Except in the U.S.Haver Analytics
- 2w agoU.S. Durable Goods Orders Jump in September on Surge in Aircraft OrdersHaver Analytics
- 2w agoWhy Central Banks Should Tread CarefullyHaver Analytics
- 2w agoU.S. New Home Sales Ease in September Following August ReboundHaver Analytics
- 2w agoState Coincident Indexes in September 2026Haver Analytics
- 2w agoMSCIEconomic Letter from Asia: Decisions, DecisionsHaver Analytics
- 2w agoChicago Fed National Activity Index Turns Positive in SeptemberHaver Analytics
- 2w agoU.K. CBI Survey Remains Weak but Sharply ReboundsHaver Analytics
- 2w agoS&P PMIs Show Mixed but Broad Weakening in OctoberHaver Analytics
- 2w agoFrench Industry and Services Both ImproveHaver Analytics
- 2w agoU.S. Initial Unemployment Claims Dropped in the Week of October 17Haver Analytics
- 2w agoCharts of the Week: Growth on Borrowed StrengthHaver Analytics
- 3w agoU.S. Mortgage Applications Fell in the October 16 WeekHaver Analytics
- 3w agoU.K. CPI Goes Off the Rails Ahead of BOE MeetingHaver Analytics