The Chicago Fed National Activity Index composite of 85 economic data series suggests growth accelerated in September.
READ MOREHousing starts fell in September and appear to be plateauing after rebounding from the boom-bust cycle in the early 2000s.
READ MOREEconomic data continue to be impacted by distortions from hurricanes, but the broad trend of very slow growth in industrial production appears to be intact.
READ MOREInitial claims for unemployment insurance fell for the week ending October 7 and seem likely to drift back to their pre-storm levels.
READ MOREAIER’s Business Cycle Conditions Leading Indicators Index declined in September to a reading of 75 from 88 in the prior month. The Roughly Coincident Indicators Index remained at a perfect 100 for a seventh month while the Lagging Indicators Index rose …
READ MOREThe latest data on job openings suggest the labor market remains healthy and imply continued jobs growth in the coming months.
READ MOREThe headline data from the September jobs report was heavily distorted by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma but the underlying details suggest the labor market remains healthy.
READ MORESeptember economic data are off to a strong start suggesting a positive outlook for consumer spending and the economy overall heading into the final quarter of 2017.
READ MOREBusiness investment appears to be improving as orders for nondefense capital goods excluding aircraft, a proxy for business investment, rose 0.9 percent in August and shows a 3.3 percent gain year to date versus 2016.
READ MOREA healthy labor market is supporting consumer confidence but some signs of weakness in housing are starting to appear.
READ MOREThe September Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey from the Philadelphia Fed suggests manufacturing in the mid-Atlantic region remains healthy.
READ MOREHousing starts fell but permits rose in August as numerous crosscurrents are hitting housing.
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