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Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Economics This Week’s Data Second quarter productivity rose 6.4% versus expectations of a 5.5% increase; however, the first quarter number was revised from up 1.5% to up only 0.3%, taking a little starch out of...

Published 08-11-2009 8:26 AM by Steve Cook

Filed under: productivity, cap and trade, unit labor costs, Obamac, free trade
Bernanke talked tough but is he whistling DIxie?

Economics This Week’s Data April factory orders rose 0.7% versus expectations of an increase of 1.1% and -0.9% recorded in March. The Institute for Supply Management’s May nonmanufacturing index was reported at 44.0 versus estimates of 45...

Published 06-04-2009 8:29 AM by Steve Cook

Filed under: ISM, productivity, factory orders, Bernanke, weekly jobless claims
Let's see how the Market trades on the NFP number

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Published 03-06-2009 8:20 AM by Steve Cook

Filed under: non farm payrolls, productivity, factory orders
Another bad idea from Paulson

This Week’s Data Third quarter productivity improved 1.3% versus expectations of an increase of 1.0% while unit labor costs rose 2.8% versus estimates of being up 3.1%. These numbers reflect that hours worked are declining faster than the fall in...

Published 12-04-2008 8:30 AM by Steve Cook

Filed under: jobless claims, auto bailout, beige book, technical strength, Paulson, productivity

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I'm still keeping my powder dry

Bernanke talked tough but is he whistling DIxie?

Let's see how the Market trades on the NFP number

Another bad idea from Paulson