Daily Brief: Consumer Sentiment Tumbles to 46.3 as October Gloom Sets In
Michigan consumer sentiment fell to 46.3 in October as current conditions cratered 12.2%. FOMC minutes revealed broad support for more rate hikes ahead.
Michigan consumer sentiment fell to 46.3 in October as current conditions cratered 12.2%. FOMC minutes revealed broad support for more rate hikes ahead.
ISM Manufacturing slipped to 54.5 in September while construction spending unexpectedly surged 0.9% — a tale of two economies as jobless claims hold at...
Consumer confidence crashed to 81.9 in September, a 6.7-point miss vs. consensus. Rate hikes, Iran Strait tensions, and a softening labor market all...
Durable goods orders beat forecasts in August, but a 1.6% surge in core capital goods tells the real story: business investment is not slowing down.
S&P Flash PMIs for September smashed expectations: manufacturing hit 57.0, services reached 58.7, and the composite climbed to 58.4 — the fastest...
Philly Fed manufacturing index drops to 37.8 from 47.4. Jobless claims fall to 196K. Growth continues — just slower, with employment and prices...
Small business optimism cooled to 98.7 in August — still above the 52-year average and ahead of consensus — but weakening sales and resurgent inflation...
S&P Global Manufacturing PMI slips to 53.2 as factory expansion cools. ISM and JOLTS data at 10 a.m. could confirm — or complicate — the picture.
Consumer confidence fell to 89.4 in August while new home sales cratered to 607K and Richmond Fed manufacturing slipped. A day of misses across the board.
Oil slides ahead of Bessent's Iran speech, CFNAI turns negative, and a monster week looms: PCE, GDP, Nvidia earnings, and Jackson Hole all hit within...