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Posts Categorized: Release Observations

Unemployment – November’s rate falls to 7.0%

Posted December 6, 2013 - Filed under Household Survey, Release Observations.

Shutdown blip over but the trend continues to be dominated by a drop in those counted as looking for work. Both the Labor Force Participation rate and the Employment/Population rate are worse than in September. Read More

Payroll Survey – 203,000 jobs added in November.

Posted - Filed under Payroll Survey, Release Observations.

196,000 in the private sector. Published revisions to prior months total gains were minimal. Read More

Manufacturing Survey – New Orders down 1%

Posted December 5, 2013 - Filed under Manufacturing, Release Observations.

Shipments and New Orders for Non-Durables continue to plateau. Transportation continues steady growth in shipments but new orders slowing, Read More

GDP Revision – 3rd Qtr growth revised up from 2.8% to 3.6%

Posted - Filed under GDP, Release Observations.

The 0.8 percentage point revision in GDP quarterly growth is matched exactly by the 0.8 point jump in the contribution of non-farm inventories. Read More

Trade Balance – Improved by $2.3bn (5%) in October

Posted December 4, 2013 - Filed under International Trade, Release Observations.

October’s exports 1.8% higher than September’s (seasonally adjusted). Imports rose by only 0.4%. However, September’s imports revised upwards by $1bn. Read More

Construction Spending – Suggests a fall in Single-Family Starts

Posted December 3, 2013 - Filed under Construction, Release Observations.

Delayed October and September data released. Total October spend up 0.5% from August. Single-family residential spending dipped in both months. Read More

Residential Construction – Delayed Sep. & Oct. Permits

Posted November 26, 2013 - Filed under Release Observations, Residential Construction.

Housing starts delayed again until December. Single-family home permits were flat in September and August. Overall growth came mostly from apartment building permits in the South. Read More

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