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The Commerce Department is delivering some awful news on the second quarter preliminary Gross Domestic Product in the U.S. GDP is coming in at a preliminary second quarter level of a mere 1.3%. ...
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There are several counties in America, each with more than 10,000 homes, which have vacancy rates above 55%. The rate is above 60% in several. Most people who follow unemployment and the housing...
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Someone forgot to tell a number of the world’s leading economists that the economy has begun to turn down. A panel of 242 members of the National Association for Business Economics found that...
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The weak 2.5% GDP showing for the second quarter has brought dozens of new theories into the shopping bazaar of explanations about America’s growth prospects. One school says that the effect of...
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Concerns about the economy ran well ahead of those about the environment and the clean up in the Gulf. That should not be a surprise because there is a great deal of evidence about the economy...
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If you have watched the ticker tape, July’s trading action is signaling much less of a chance of a true double-dip recession than what was being telegraphed during the gloom days throughout June. ...
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Maybe the markets felt directionless for most of Friday ahead of earnings season, but the trading action of this week might make some wonder if a Double-Dip Recession is less likely. The economic...
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Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index fell to -34 last week, the lowest weekly average since last July. At the same time, Gallup’s Job Creation Index remains relatively positive. That means that...
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