National Economic Activity Survey Down
The national activity index for the month of February fell to -0.09 from +0.33 in January according to today’s report from the Chicago Fed. The index measures US economic activity in four broad categories: production and income; employment, unemployment, and…
On a rolling three-month basis, the index posted a reading of 0.30 in February, up from 0.22 in January. That’s the highest reading since May 2010 and indicates that the national economy is growing faster than its historical trend.
The Chicago Fed press release is available here.
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