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Real Wages in May Down 0.1%
written by Richard Katz on June 30, 2015
Real wages in May were down yet again, this time by a mere 0.1%. That is the same as in April.
Data Round-Up: Regionals Show Solid Services, Some Mfg Improvement in 15Q2; Home Price Gains Healthy
written by Michael Lewis on June 30, 2015
FMI’s analyses of this morning’s June Chicago PMI and other Regional Business Surveys and April Home Prices data.
TOE Alert: Abe Undermines Cause of Collective Self-Defense as His Approval Rating Plunges
written by Richard Katz on June 29, 2015
Upwards of 58% of the population opposes Abe’s security bills, and just 28% support them.
Preview of Data Releases: June 29-July 2, 2015
written by Michael Lewis on June 26, 2015
FMI’s Preview of the coming week’s notable data releases (including a Summary of major data released in June and a Schedule of releases for July).
TOE Alert: Consumption and Real Income Slowly Recovering, but Still Below Pre-Tax Hike Levels
written by Richard Katz on June 26, 2015
Japan's household spending is rebounding from its post-tax hike bottom, but at a very slow pace and in a zig-zag fashion.
Housing Sector to Be a Good Driver for GDP Ahead
written by Michael Lewis on June 26, 2015
FMI’s Commentary on progress in the housing sector.
Export Tumble in May Raises Doubts
written by Richard Katz on June 24, 2015
The encouraging rise in Japan's exports seen in January-March seemed to fizzle out in April and May and real exports fell two months in a row.
TPA: Discontent Behind the Dysfunction, Part 5
written by Richard Katz on June 23, 2015
Senate approves close of debate on TPA 60-37; TAA requires another vote; and then a vote in the House. Under TPA, even if TPP were concluded tomorrow, it would be at least four months before Congress could vote on ratification.
TPA: Discontent Behind the Dysfunction, Part 5
written by Richard Katz on June 23, 2015
Senate approves close of debate on TPA 60-37; TAA requires another vote; and then a vote in the House. Under TPA, even if TPP were concluded tomorrow, it would be at least four months before Congress could vote on ratification.
Data Round-Up: Real Equipment Headed for Modest +4% 15Q2 Gain; Home Sales Stronger
written by Michael Lewis on June 23, 2015
FMI’s analyses of this morning’s May Durable Goods Orders as well as notes on the today’s May New Homes Sales and June Fed Regional Business Surveys.
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