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By Robert Hughes Job creation was better than expected in October and disappointing gains in September and August were revised higher. Furthermore, October employment was held down by the strike at General Motors (GM). Overall, job gains over the past few months appear significantly strong...
By David Altig, Jose Maria Barrero, Nick Bloom, Steven J. Davis, Brent Meyer, Emil Mihaylov, and Nick Parker Trade worries remain at the forefront of economic news. Average tariffs on Chinese imports now stand at 21 percent , up from 3 percent in March 2018. Earlier this month, President ...
The old investing proverb that markets like to climb a wall of worry was reaffirmed in dramatic fashion last month. Indeed, all the major asset classes posted gains in October. In fact, the latest installment of across-the-board increases marks the third time so far this year that the crowd bi...
Just recently, CNBC ran an article touting the call of "Billionaire Investor Ron Baron" of the Dow reaching 650,000 in just 50 years. As noted in the article: " Speaking from his annual investment conference in New York , Baron predicted the Dow Jones Industrial Average, based ...
Today's October employment situation report goes a long way in discarding recent recession chatter. October nonfarm payrolls were reported at 128,000 versus consensus expectations of 90,000. The previously reported September payroll number was revised higher to 180,000 nonfarm payrolls from ...
If it weren't for Trump's trade wars and a dearth of business investment, the economy would be in excellent shape. As it is, growth continues along the moderate 2% path that it has followed for more than 10 years. It's been the weakest recovery ever, but also the longest business cycle expans...
Companies added more workers than expected in October, according to the US Labor Department. The news is welcome, largely because the crowd was looking for a much-weaker gain. Good news, as far as it goes. But it's premature to celebrate. Indeed, as The Capital Spectator projected, the one-y...
The new numbers on corporate earnings have come in above expectations and US payrolls grew in October in spite of the General Motors (GM) strike. Unemployment remains around a fifty-year low and the stock market continues to post new historic highs, with the S&P 500 index and the NAS...
How's the economy doing? Gross Domestic Product isn't even a good, let alone the best, method of gauging how the economy is doing in general. However, it does have one saving grace, it's possible to calculate it in something approaching real time and also without making too many subjective a...
Editor's note: This article was originally published on October 30, 2019 by James Hamilton here . The Bureau of Economic Analysis announced on Wednesday that U.S. real GDP grew at a 1.9% annual rate in the third quarter of 2019. That's a little below the 2.3% average rate since the reco...
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