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Household net worth rose by $1.1 billion in the first quarter to $54.4 trillion according to The Federal Reserve, driven…
Job creation numbers from last May improved even when Census hiring was backed out. US job openings as measured by…
The Federal Reserve announced that consumer credit rose $1 billion from March to April, a meaningless number because of its…
Prime Minister David Cameron of the UK is no Winston Churchill. He gave a chilling speech about the future of…
The FOMC should be raising the Fed Funds Rate from the 0.00% to 0.25% benchmark it has up to 1%…
The report for Weekly Jobless Claims did show a drop, just not one that shows a robust labor market. There…
If you were wondering how long it would take for all the trouble in Europe to spill over into manufacturing…
Corporate bond sales this month will be the worst since 1999. According to Bloomberg, they will only hit $47 billion,…
The UK government could fire 300,000 people and the number may rise to 700,000, according to the Times of London.…
The DJIA is heading back to 10,000 and it may not take long to get there. The index moved into…
High unemployment, lack of credit availability for small businesses and consumers, and slow wage growth may have caught up to…
The minutes from the latest FOMC meeting are indicating a more optimistic group that controls the monetary policy. The higher…
Consumer credit rose in March, a bit of unexpected new. According to the Federal Reserve, the figure “increased at an…
Factor in the birth/death numbers and the count on people who were “unattached” to the work force who became attached…
The DJIA will once again begin its move toward 12,000 after the market collapse of the last several days. The quick…
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