Atlanta Fed GDP Now estimate of Q3’26 GDP revised down to 3.7% from 5% following the large increase in the US trade deficit. #Econ

Atlanta Fed GDP Now estimate of Q3’26 GDP revised down to 3.7% from 5% following the large increase in the US trade deficit. #Econ
🔍 What to watch: 1) How Labor responds to the Coalition’s push to unwind climate policies. 2) The impact of rising interest rates on green energy investments. 3) Whether Australia’s record heat in September shifts voter priorities. Will this become a defining issue ahead of the next election? #Econ
The market based economies should move forward with confidence, revitalizing their global power and put forward compelling vision.
This note does that. #Econ
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After a decade of looking inward and casting blame it’s far past time to put forward a confident vision organized around common values, finance, trade & security. #Econ
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We expect a net change in total employment of 85K following the 162K increase in August. We expect the unemployment rate will remain unchanged at 4.1%.
Average hourly earnings should increase 0.3% m/m & 3.2% year-over-year. #Econ
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It’s not just gasoline & diesel prices. It’s the cost & availability of labor due to tight immigration policy. #Econ #Inflation
With discussion happening our political discourse about #oil prices & availability my Substack post provides a brief introduction to the topic reviewing how it’s created, extracted, refined then made available at your local gas station
Growth slows but not sufficiently to send unemployment high enough to cause a recession. #Econ #EconSky #Fed #Rates #Inflation
Our @RSMUSLLP Financial Conditions Index implies policy remains too accommodative & further increases in the Federal Funds rate is required to restore price stability. #Econ #Fed #Rates #Inflation
I always look forward to speaking with @JeffCoxCNBCcom about the economy.
Given a dynamic & resilient economy even amidst the bond route there is a strong probability of further Fed rate hikes this year. #Econ
Seeing Is Not Perceiving: When Synthetic Consumers Can and Cannot Pretest Visual Marketing
Yi-Lin Tsai (Arvin), Yung-Hsiu (Arvin), Lai
#arXiv #cs.AI #cs.CY #econ.GN #q-fin.EC
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A US diesel export ban would be a global event that would drive up prices in Mexico, the UK, EU & much of South America.
#Econ #EconSky #inflation #rates
Seeing Is Not Perceiving: When Synthetic Consumers Can and Cannot Pretest Visual Marketing
Yi-Lin Tsai (Arvin), Yung-Hsiu (Arvin), Lai
#arXiv #cs.AI #cs.CY #econ.GN #q-fin.EC
Seeing Is Not Perceiving: When Synthetic Consumers Can and Cannot Pretest Visual Marketing
Yi-Lin Tsai (Arvin), Yung-Hsiu (Arvin), Lai
#arXiv #cs.AI #cs.CY #econ.GN #q-fin.EC
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The labor market was tight, but buffers are eroding. Sir Chomski notes the timeline wasn't distributed evenly. #Econ #Finance #Wealth
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My note on why a ban on diesel exports will ultimately result in higher prices both at home & across the international economy.
Source: The Real Economy Blog #Econ #EconSky #Diesel #Inflation