| Friday, February 03, 2017 |
| Today's Economy
Q3 U.S. GDP Growth Strongest in Plains and Rocky Mountains Growth accelerated in 48 states, with stronger farm production boosting the Plains states. Canada Weekly: It’s All Goods Rebounding goods production lifts November GDP. Little Progress Toward U.S. Full Employment in January A number of important metrics were little changed. Factory Inventories Boost Q4 GDP at the Expense of Q1 The U.S. inventory build last quarter was larger than initially thought. » VIEW MORE TODAY'S ECONOMY
Commentary
Webinar Replay: 2017 U.S. Economic Outlook We also answer your questions following the webinar. Macro Roundup: Japan’s Temporary Upswing A short-term export revival is unlikely to strengthen consumption and investment in 2017. Europe Weekly Highlights and Preview, 3 February, 2017 The week ahead will shed light on how European factories fared at the end of 2016. Macro Roundup: What's Behind Euro Zone's Unemployment? Structural rigidities are holding back the labor market. » VIEW MORE COMMENTARY
Today's Economic Indicators
Russian Federation
Monetary Policy
Feb. 2017: 10%
The Bank of Russia kept the key policy rate unchanged at 10% at its meeting Friday. Euro Zone
Retail Sales
Dec. 2016: -0.3%
Retail sales in the euro zone disappointed in December, decreasing by 0.3% m/m following an already downwardly revised 0.6% decline in November. United States
Employment Situation
Jan. 2017: 227,000
The year started off on a strong note with total payrolls climbing by 227,000 thanks to the mild winter, which boosted weather-related employment such as construction, and broad-based gains in services. United States
ECRI Future Inflation Gauge
Jan. 2017: 113.2 (U.S.)
The rise in the ECRI Future Inflation Gauge suggests that inflation pressures will soon develop. United States
Factory Orders (M3)
Dec. 2016: 1.3%
Factory orders rose 1.3% in December, a better showing than the consensus and our forecast for a 1% increase. United States
ISM Nonmanufacturing Index
Jan. 2017: 56.5
The nonmanufacturing segment of the U.S. economy remains in good shape. United States
ECRI Weekly Leading Index
January 27: 145.1
The U.S. expansion will remain intact, supported by strong business and consumer sentiment, but gains will likely moderate over the coming quarters as the economy approaches full employment. Uruguay
Consumer Price Index
Jan. 2017: 8.3%
Consumer prices in Uruguay moderately increased in January, rising to 8.3% on a year-ago basis. » VIEW MORE ECONOMIC INDICATORS |
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