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Let's tune into the Fed's Beige Book summary of economic activity in the twelve Federal Reserve districts.
The rumor mill was correct. President Biden has made it official. He is dropping out of the race.
Supposedly, jobs are going gangbusters, so why would a decline in income be so pronounced? Here's the answer.
The economy is slowing and that will hit the zoomers first and the hardest, especially renters.
By: Mish Shedlock
Tesla ( TSLA ) is hammered after hours on a much weaker than expected earnings report. In addition, Musk delayed his announcement on robotaxis from August 8 until October.
Economists expected a bounce in new home sales from a 619,000 seasonally-adjusted annualized rate (SAAR) to 640,000. Instead, sales fell slightly to 617,000.
Note: I wrote this post last night. The inversion steepened today but that does not change the following analysis. What Is an Inversion?
By: Mish Shedlock
The homebuilders' inventory of started but unsold homes is steeply rising as sales drop. It will take price cuts to clear inventory.
By: Mish Shedlock
The BEA's Personal Income and Outlays report for June 2024 shows significant negative revisions in income for April and May but a boost in spending in May.
By: Mish Shedlock
This is a complicated post that goes into some of the more arcane procedures the BLS uses to produce the monthly jobs report.
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