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US manufacturing output fell 0.1% in June versus the +0.4% consensus, with the bulk of the weakness caused by a 6.6% plunge in auto sector output. It is important to remember that the weakness is a supply-side story and not demand-driven, given surging prices for both new and used veh...
AIER’s Leading Indicators Index posted a third consecutive small decline in June, coming in at 79 versus 83 in May. Demand for the manufacturing sector remains robust but labor difficulties and logistical problems have restrained the ability to meet that demand. The rise in...
Completing the monthly cycle, the ISM released its estimates for non-manufacturing in the US during the month of June 2021. There was a very clear but short-run burst in general activity which boosted the labor market that over the past few months seems to have run out very quickly. ...
Although global manufacturing output growth ran at one of the fastest rates seen for over a decade in June, capacity constraints continued to develop, reflecting a lack of labour and a record worsening of supplier delivery times. The shortfall of payroll numbers to new orders was espe...
The Institute for Supply Management’s Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index fell to 60.6 in June, a drop of 0.6 points over the 61.2 percent result in May. Among the key components of the Institute for Supply Management’s most recent survey, the New Orders Inde...
Last week the Fed met, and for a few hours everyone thought it meant one thing, but by the next day, everyone had decided that it didn’t mean that at all. In the end, bond yields barely moved and the outlook for the economy only changed mildly. The 10-year Treasury note yield w...
May retail sales equals $620.2 billion and is sharply above the pandemic low of $409.8 billion. The strong consumer demand has overwhelmed retail and business inventory levels, and this shows in the low inventory-to-sales ratio of these segments. On the other hand, shortages of se...
Industrial production rose 0.8 percent in May, the seventh gain in the last eight months. Manufacturing output, which accounts for about 75 percent of total industrial production, increased 0.9 percent, the sixth gain in the last eight months. Over the past year, total industrial ...
Like a lot of parts of the global economy, housing/wood/material each saw a drop in both supply and demand given last year’s recession. Once beyond the commodity-induced price effects, it becomes clear the economy is settling back into the same disinflationary circumstances or ...
Consumer Services climb to the top performing sector in May. Supply constraints limit output for basic material and consumer good sectors. Broadly positive economic conditions point to further closing in on the removal of accommodative policy. For further details see: U....
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