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Economic Outlook: Archive
Conclusions on JUNE Economic Outlook
by Anup Sadhu
We score two points for the equity market Bulls this month, and two points for the Bears
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auto-tires-trucks
Putting the U.S. and World Economies Together
by John Blank
Real potential GDP is the Congressional Budget Office (CBO's) estimate of the output the U.S. economy would produce, with a high rate of use of its capital and labor resources.
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business-services emerging-markets
The U.S. Experience with Supply Shock Inflation
by Anup Sadhu
This month???s special topic is U.S. Consumer Price Inflation. The reasons for focusing on this may seem obvious, to all of the savvy readers of this Zacks publication
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airlines
The World's GDP Growth Rates & Home Property Markets
by John Blank
2024 has been a tumultuous year for geopolitics. Elections aplenty. Wars aplenty. Has it been as dramatic for the world's major economic regions?
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banking finance
4 Methods to Watch for a U.S. Recession
by John Blank
Chief Economist John Blank lists 4 ways to access whether a U.S. recession in underway. The 4 U.S. recession methods are listed in order of their popularity.
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finance
How Many Fed Rate Cuts to Expect (And Who Not to Listen To)
by John Blank
This week, traders organized rate cut probabilities for the U.S. Fed funds rate. Will we see twelve 25 bps cuts over time, or only nine?
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banking emerging-markets finance
To Cut or Not to Cut - That Is the Question
by John Blank
Here is a list of U.S. macro fundamentals, ones that suggest the FOMC should -- and should not -- not be cutting their policy rates.
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banking finance
Conclusions on JUNE Economic Outlook
by John Blank
We score two points for the equity market Bulls this month, and two points for the Bears.
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ad-tech
Putting the U.S. and World Economies Together
by John Blank
Real potential GDP is the Congressional Budget Office (CBO's) estimate of the output the U.S. economy would produce, with a high rate of use of its capital and labor resources.
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business-services emerging-markets
Will Swallowing This 'Paper Wealth' Pig End Badly?
by John Blank
Collectively, U.S. households are in much better shape than any other period in the data, going back to the early 1990s.
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