The headline, seasonally adjusted (not actual) number for initial unemployment claims for the second week of June was 312,000. The consensus guess of Wall Street conomists…
I was wondering why there had been no new Professional Edition subscriptions over the past week or so, thinking that it must be that everyone was just sick and tired of the bull market! But it wasn’t that at all. I had broken the form!
Last week we looked at Janet Yellen’s favorite indicator, the JOLTS, or Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey. As I looked into the data, I…
Consumer revolving credit has been in the news recently as the Fed’s data on consumer credit for April reportedly showed a record surge. However, we have…
The headline, seasonally adjusted (not actual) number for initial unemployment claims for the first week of June was 317,000. The consensus guess of Wall Street…
Janet Yellen’s favorite indicator, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) jolted investors today, as job openings hit their highest levels since 2007.
In this video Lee Adler reports on market moving developments in the Fed’s reverse repo program, a rundown of the technical picture for the market, and a review of the liquidity factors that may lead to a change of the environment, or…
The seasonally finagled headline number for nonfarm payrolls for May increased 217,000. The consensus expectation of Wall Street conomists was for a gain of 220,000. This report…
The headline number for initial unemployment claims was 312,000. The consensus guess of Wall Street conomists was 310,000. They’re so clever. That was the same number…
It’s all good. For more on this see Bernanke’s a Genius After All, See…