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James Picerno

James Picerno 4/7/2011

13:33 : Measuring Inflation: All Signs Pointing Up - James Picerno submits: Economist Mehmet Pasaogullari at the Cleveland Fed reviews inflation from several angles. If nothing else, he offers a timely reminder that there's more than one way to ...
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James Picerno 4/6/2011

13:35 : Estimating Equilibrium Risk Premiums - James Picerno submits: MarketWatch’s Robert Powell reports that “two legendary investors have conflicting points of views” on stocks and bonds. Rob Arnott is cautious (pdf) on the outlook for equities and Bill Gross is anxious about ...
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James Picerno 4/4/2011

08:14 : Will the Surge in Corporate Profits Bring Stronger Job Growth? - James Picerno submits: Corporate profits have soared since the Great Recession was formally declared at an end as of June 2009. Employment, by contrast, has had a tepid recovery. Is this a mismatch with legs' Or is ...
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James Picerno 4/1/2011

13:53 : Major Asset Classes Posted Respectable Gains in March - James Picerno submits: The major asset classes generally posted respectable gains in March, although red ink spoiled the party for foreign developed-market stocks and REITs. U.S. bonds overall managed to rise, but just barely, based ...
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James Picerno 3/31/2011

12:09 : Jobless Claims Fall by 6K - James Picerno submits: For the third week in a row, and for only the sixth time since the Great Recession officially ended in June 2009, new weekly filings for jobless benefits are under the 400,000 mark ...
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12:08 : Jobless Claims Fall by 6 Thousand - James Picerno submits: For the third week in a row, and for only the sixth time since the Great Recession officially ended in June 2009, new weekly filings for jobless benefits are under the 400,000 mark ...
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James Picerno 3/30/2011

12:09 : Jobs Report: Modest Growth, But Persistent Gains Nonetheless - James Picerno submits: U.S. private sector employment rose by a net 201,000 (seasonally adjusted) last month, according to this morning’s release of the ADP Employment Report. That’s slightly down from February’s ...
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07:18 : Treasury Market Forecasts 2.5% Inflation: Will Outlook Remain Stable? - James Picerno submits: The Treasury market's inflation forecast has recently risen to the levels that prevailed before Lehman Brothers collapsed in September 2008, which triggered a financial ...
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James Picerno 3/28/2011

11:21 : Consumer Spending and Income Rise as Inflation Bubbles - James Picerno submits: Personal income and spending rose again last month, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis reports, although the numbers are tainted somewhat by the fact that inflation ticked ...
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James Picerno 3/25/2011

10:23 : Q4 GDP Growth Revised Up to 3.1% Pace - James Picerno submits: The U.S. economy grew at a 3.1% real annual rate in last year’s fourth quarter, the government reports in its third and final estimate for Q4 GDP. That’s up from the previously reported 2.8% pace. For all of ...
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James Picerno 3/24/2011

13:34 : Durable Goods Unexpectedly Fall in February - James Picerno submits: Orders for durable goods, a leading indicator of economic activity, fell 0.9% last month on a seasonally adjusted basis, the Census Bureau reports. The decrease follows a strong 3.6% gain in January. Economists ...
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12:09 : Jobless Claims Fall Again, But Will Rising Energy Prices Slow or Derail ... - James Picerno submits: New jobless claims fell again last week, dropping by a seasonally adjusted 5,000 to 382,000, the Labor Department reports. The widely watched four-week moving average slipped as well, retreating ...
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James Picerno 3/23/2011

07:25 : End the Fed? And Replace It With? - James Picerno submits: The celebrated investor Jim Rogers thinks we should abolish the Federal Reserve. Asked in an interview yesterday what he'd do as Fed chairman, he ...
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James Picerno 3/17/2011

13:11 : Initial Jobless Claims Fall & Industrial Production Slips - James Picerno submits: New filings for jobless benefits dropped by 16,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 385,000, the U.S. Labor Department reports. That’s the fifth reading below the 400,000 mark since the end of ...
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James Picerno 3/16/2011

10:58 : New Housing Starts Drop Sharply, Permits Fall to Record Low - James Picerno submits: Housing starts fell sharply in February, dropping the most in a single month since 1984, the U.S. Census Bureau reports. The 23% retreat left starts at an annualized rate of 479,000 in February, ...
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James Picerno 3/10/2011

10:43 : Jobless Claims Rise and The Oil Risk Looms - James Picerno submits: This morning’s latest on weekly jobless claims is a bit of a setback, but it’s too early to panic. For one thing, last week’s seasonally adjusted 26,000 jump in new filings for jobless ...
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James Picerno 3/8/2011

07:02 : Inflation Worries Creep Higher - James Picerno submits: The president of the European Central Bank is worried about inflation. "We're in an environment where we have a spike in the price of oil, commodities – it's more ...
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James Picerno 3/7/2011

09:12 : The Recovery Isn't Jobless but Job Growth Is Still Weak - James Picerno submits: A number of pundits warn that the U.S. is suffering from an era of jobless recoveries. It's a popular complaint and it's surely grounded in legitimate concerns about the labor market's strength. ...
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James Picerno 3/2/2011

11:50 : ADP: Employment Growth Accelerates in February - James Picerno submits: There’s enough upward momentum in today’s ADP Employment Report for February to encourage the belief that the labor market is healing. But true to form these days, there’s still not enough ...
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James Picerno 3/1/2011

15:56 : Manufacturing's Hot. Will Job Growth Follow? - James Picerno submits: Manufacturing is on a roll. Today’s update of the ISM Manufacturing Report for February shows that "economic activity in the manufacturing sector expanded in February for the 19th consecutive month." In fact, ...
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James Picerno 2/28/2011

16:50 : Consumer Spending and Income Rise in February - James Picerno submits: Personal income and spending rose again in January, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis reports (pdf). The news offers fresh ammunition for arguing that the trend remains encouraging for ...
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James Picerno 2/24/2011

12:36 : Promising January Durable Goods Data Overshadowed by Oil - James Picerno submits: January may have been harsh on the labor market and other sectors of the economy, but there's no sign of a winter chill in today's durable goods report for last month. New orders for manufactured durable goods ...
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James Picerno 2/23/2011

09:14 : Inflation Expectations Holding Steady Despite Rising Oil Prices - James Picerno submits: The political upheaval in Libya has pushed oil prices to a 28-month high. Whenever crude runs skyward, fears of higher inflation usually follow, and this time is ...
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James Picerno 2/18/2011

13:32 : The Return of the Budget Busters - James Picerno submits: Now it's getting serious. House Speaker John Boehner warns that he's won't sign off on a short-term spending extension to keep the deficit-laden federal government operating. "Read my lips," he says. "We are ...
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James Picerno 2/17/2011

01:42 : Housing: Still Going Nowhere Fast - James Picerno submits: There's not much cheer in housing these days, unless you're a buyer with a fair amount of cash. Otherwise, the depressed state of residential real estate rolls on. Today's update on Building Permits|building ...
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James Picerno 2/14/2011

07:37 : Cutting Spending: Budget Battles, Round 1 - James Picerno submits: House Speaker John Boehner wants to know “when are we going to get serious about cutting spending?" Perhaps today’s the day. The White House will formally release its 2012 budget plan later today, complete with ...
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