by sslifer | Jan 5, 2024 | Commentary for the Week, NumberNomics Notes
January 5, 2024 The very early economic data reported for December were confusing to say the least. Payroll employment climbed 216 thousand in December which was bigger than anticipated, but the civilian employment measure used in calculating the unemployment rate...
by sslifer | Dec 22, 2023 | Commentary for the Week, NumberNomics Notes
Out of town this week and next. All the best to you and your families during this holiday season. Steve
by sslifer | Dec 15, 2023 | Commentary for the Week, NumberNomics Notes
December 15, 2023 Looking ahead to 2024 the economy should largely shrug off the remaining impact of high interest rates and not slip into recession. Inflation should continue to trend lower but its rate of descent will be less pronounced than in this past year. It...
by sslifer | Dec 8, 2023 | Commentary for the Week, NumberNomics Notes
2024 Economic Outlook Conference In times of uncertainty whether you are running a business or planning your investments, knowledge can be your most valuable asset. Stephen Slifer, Owner and Chief Economist at NumberNomics will provide insight regarding what to...
by sslifer | Dec 8, 2023 | Commentary for the Week, NumberNomics Notes
December 8, 2023 The employment report for November defied expectations as the economy generated 199 thousand jobs and the unemployment rate fell 0.2% to 3.7%. At the same time, consumer sentiment jumped 13% in December and is now close to its highest level in two...
by sslifer | Dec 1, 2023 | Commentary for the Week, NumberNomics Notes
December 1, 2023 The housing sector has suffered the brunt of the slower pace of economic activity during the past year as higher mortgage rates and soaring home prices have taken a toll. But a major factor in the softness in the housing market has been the...
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