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Today will mark the beginning of the third FOMC meeting of 2023. Market analysts anticipate that the Federal Reserve of the United States will increase
Initial Jobless Claims 245,000. The rise in claims last week may be partially accounted for by the combination of spring breaks, which temporarily left some
• PPI 2.7% YoY (-.5% MoM)• Core PPI: 3.6% YoY(0.1% MoM)• Processed Goods: -1.0% YoY(-1.0% MoM)• Unprocessed Goods: -17.0% YoY(-5.0% MoM)• Services: 4.2% YoY(-0.5% MoM)•
Critical CPI Data ahead of the release of the FOMC minutes shows a drop in Headline YoY Headline Inflation 5 % Core Inflation 5.6% ▪️Annual
New Claims 228,000 Expected 200,000 Previous Week 246,000 Continuing Jobless Claims 1,823,000 Up from 1,817,000 in previous report. The Labor Department reported
FOMC raises rates 25bps, Is the Fed making lemonade out of lemons? Or showing a hawkish front in a attempt to signal less systemic risk
PPI dips slightly for February, Beating Expectations. Will the drop be enough to provide the Fed cover at next weeks FOMC meeting? According to
Headline Number Shows Strength in Recent Employment Report. What does the breakdown of the numbers show us? Are we in a strong jobs market; Or
John Caruso Senior Market Strategist Market Risk: *US Durable Goods (Monday) -4.5% yy – should see ATL GDP come down on
Durable Goods Orders were up slightly, Costs Decrease. January Durable Goods Orders: -4.5% M/M to $27.23B vs. -4.0%
Has the consumer spending spree finally hit the wall? With maxed out cards & crushing rates, consumers are spending less....
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