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Regulatory reform, bad; economic data, good; Treasury financing, bad

Economics This Week’s Data The leading economic indicators in May rose 1.2% versus expectations of a 1.0% increase and +1.0% recorded in April. April and May’s report represent the first two back to back increases in many months. The June...

Published 06-19-2009 8:19 AM by Steve Cook

Filed under: leading economic indicators, Philly Fed
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Economics This Week’s Data The March leading economic indicators were reported down .3% versus expectations of a .05% decline. http://econompicdata.blogspot.com/2009/04/leading-economic-indicators-march.html Other The problem with stimulus spending...

Published 04-21-2009 8:24 AM by Steve Cook

Filed under: leading economic indicators
The test that we have been waiting on

Economics This Week’s Data The January leading economic indicators rose .4% versus expectations of a .1% increase; however, absent the expansion in the money supply, this indicator would have been down. http://econompicdata.blogspot.com/2009/02...

Published 02-20-2009 8:19 AM by Steve Cook

Filed under: auto bailout, CPI, leading economic indicators, Philly Fed
Why didn't stocks react better to yesterday's economic data?

Economics This Week’s Data Existing home sales in December rose 6.5% over the November number versus expectations of a 2% decline; however, they still fell 3.5% year over year. Nevertheless, lower mortgage rates and declining home prices appear...

Published 01-27-2009 8:27 AM by Steve Cook

Filed under: leading economic indicators, existing home sales
Yesterday's late day technical call maybe proved wrong by the auto bail out

Economics This Week’s Data November leading economic indicators were reported down .4%, in line with expectations and as compared to October’s reading of -.8%. http://econompicdata.blogspot.com/2008/12/leading-economic-indicators-point-to...

Published 12-19-2008 8:34 AM by Steve Cook

Filed under: leading economic indicators

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Regulatory reform, bad; economic data, good; Treasury financing, bad

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The test that we have been waiting on

Why didn't stocks react better to yesterday's economic data?

Yesterday's late day technical call maybe proved wrong by the auto bail out