Tag #Economic Indicators

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US Job Openings Rise Unexpectedly in April 2024

US job openings unexpectedly rose to 7.39 million in April 2024, defying expectations and showing a complex labor market with increased hiring and layoffs across various sectors, although some saw declines amid consumer caution.

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Key Economic Indicators and Corporate Earnings to Shape Global Markets This Week

The week of May 26th brings crucial economic data releases, including U.S. durable goods orders (projected -8.2% drop), Q1 Real GDP (-0.3% YoY decline), and personal income/consumption (0.3%/0.2% MoM gains), alongside earnings from major banks and tech firms.

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Canada's Inflation Eases, but Core Inflation Rises

Canada's annual inflation rate fell to 1.7% in April, driven by lower energy prices after a federal carbon tax removal, while core inflation increased, reaching 13-month highs on two key measures; the Canadian dollar strengthened against the US dollar.

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Home Depot Q1 2025 Earnings Preview: Mixed Results, High Volatility Expected

Home Depot is expected to announce Q1 2025 earnings of $3.59 per share on $39.16 billion in revenue on May 20, 2025, representing a 1% year-over-year earnings decline but an 8% revenue increase; however, the stock historically falls after 55% of earnings announcements.

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Global Stocks Pause Amid Economic Uncertainty

Global stock markets experienced a temporary slowdown as investors awaited key economic data, including weaker-than-expected U.S. retail sales, corporate earnings reports from major companies like Walmart, and remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, leading to uncertainty and cautious trad...

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Unconventional Economic Indicators Gain Traction Amidst Uncertainty

Amidst erratic economic times and unpredictable US trade policies, unconventional indicators like airport security numbers, cross-border tourism, and metropolitan traffic congestion are being used to gauge economic trends, supplementing traditional metrics.

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Gold Price Volatility Expected Based on June 2025 Economic Reports

Gold prices, currently at $3,300 per ounce, are expected to fluctuate based on the June 6 unemployment report, June 11 inflation report, and the June 17-18 Federal Reserve meeting, potentially impacting investor decisions.

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Global Yield Curve Re-Steepening Fuels Bullish Market Trend

The largely unnoticed re-steepening of the global yield curve, driven by increased bank profitability from reduced deposit costs and rising long-term rates, signals a significant bullish force, particularly in European and Canadian markets, boosting value stocks and outperforming the U.S.

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Home Depot Beats Sales Estimates, Absorbs Tariff Costs

Home Depot's first-quarter sales beat expectations at \$39.86 billion despite US tariffs; the company plans to absorb tariff costs, potentially impacting margins but maintaining prices and possibly increasing market share.

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Credit Card Balances Decline, But High Interest Rates Pose Ongoing Challenges

U.S. credit card balances fell to $1.18 trillion in Q1 2025, down 2.4% from the previous quarter but up 6% year-over-year, reflecting ongoing challenges of high-interest rates exceeding 21% on average and the need for effective debt management strategies.

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Food Consumption Patterns: Reliable Recession Predictor

Analysis of food consumption patterns reveals they consistently precede economic recessions by 3-6 months, with consumers shifting from premium to budget-friendly options like pasta, canned goods, and beans—a trend confirmed across seven major recessions since 1980.

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Sharp partisan divide in consumer sentiment following election

The University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index fell from 70.5 to 57.0 between October 2024 and March 2025, largely due to the contrasting reactions of Democrats (a 50.1-point drop) and Republicans (a 30.8-point rise) to the election results; simultaneously, the NFIB's Small Business Optimism ...

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