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Week 19 -2012 | From May 07 to May 11, 2012
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Economic Data for Week 19-2012 | Global View | Week Rating
DATE DAY REPORT/CATEGORY HIGHLIGHTS ON WEEK 19-2012 LAST
Mon Consumer Credit Consumers over the last half year are borrowing more but not so much for consumer goods. Consumer credit outstanding jumped $21.4 billion to $2.54 trillion in March.
$21.4B
Consumer The gain is being led, not by revolving credit (which isn't good news for chain stores), but by non-revolving credit where the gain is concentrated in student loans. But revolving credit did rise, up $5.2 billion in the month following two prior months of declines.
Tue ICSC Goldman Sachs Index The International Council of Shopping Centers and Goldman Sachs Retail Chain Store Sales Index slid 0.8% in the week ended Saturday from the week before.
-0.8% W/W
Sales and Inventories The fiscal month of May got off to soft start as consumers were focused on non-retail activities this past week. On a year-on-year basis, the reading rose 3.3%.
Tue Johnson Redbook  
N/A
Sales and Inventories  
N/A
Wed MBA purchase Applications  
N/A
Real Estate  
N/A
Wed Wholesale Trade Inventories at the wholesale level are rising incrementally and in line with sales at the wholesale level. Inventories rose 0.3 percent in March with sales up 0.5 percent.
0.3%
Sales and Inventories The total picture for first-quarter inventories, which also includes inventories in the factory and retail sectors, is nearly complete and keeps the sector's stock-to-sales ratio unchanged for a fourth month in a row at a lean and healthy 1.17.
Neutral View
Wed EIA Crude Oil Report  
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Commodity  
N/A
Thu Jobless/Initial Claims Initial claims edged lower to 367,000 following the prior week's slightly revised 368,000. These mark a return to the 360,000 levels in March and hopefully will make April's 390,000 levels a bad memory.
367,000
Employment The four-week average illustrates the improvement, down for the first time in five weeks to show a sizable 5,250 decrease to 379,000.
Thu U.S. Trade Balance The trade balance worsened in the latest numbers but the details are encouraging as both exports and non-petroleum imports gained. In March, the U.S. trade gap expanded to $51.8 billion from $45.4 billion in February. That was originally $46.0 billion.
$-51.8B
Balance of Payments Analysts forecast a deficit of $49.5 billion. Exports rose 2.9 percent after a 0.3 percent increase in February. Imports rebounded a sharp 5.2 percent, following a 2.8 percent drop the month before.
Thu Import and Export Prices There's no sign of inflation in the Y/Y readings. . The price of imported crude fell 3.2%. Import prices show no pressure, unchanged in the month following muted readings through the first quarter.
0.5%
Y/Y
Inflation The export side of the report also shows a jump for autos, at plus 0.5%. Excluding agricultural prices, the export price reading is unchanged in April.
Neutral View
Thu ISM Non-Mfg Index  
N/A
Sales and Inventories  
N/A
Thu EIA Natural Gas Report  
N/A
Commodity  
Thu Treasury Budget The U.S. Treasury monthly budget report showed a surplus of $59.1 billion in April, marking the first monthly surplus in more than 3-1/2 years.
$59.1B
Government The government's year-to-date deficit stands at half way through the government's fiscal year, down to $719.9 billion which was sizably below the year-ago period deficit of $869.8 billion.
Positive View
Thu Fed Balance Sheet  
N/A
Government  
Thu M2 Money Supply  
N/A
Money Supply  
Fri Fixed Mortgage Rates The 30-year, the most popular mortgage product, fell by 0.01 percentage points to 3.83%. Last year at this time, it stood at 4.63%. The new lows can save borrowers $46 a month for every $100,000 borrowed. Over a 30-year term that comes to more than $16,000.
3.83%
APR
Chart View Interest Rates The 15-year fixed dropped by 0.02 percentage points to 3.03%, lowering borrowing costs to $692 a month for every $100,000 borrowed, a $38 savings compared with a year earlier. Borrowers would pay out only $24,565 in interest over the life of the loan.
Positive View
Fri Producer Price Index Weaker energy cost pulled down the headline PPI in the latest report. Today's numbers are seen by some as giving the Fed more room for additional monetary easing.
-0.2% M/M
Inflation The PPI in April fell 0.2% after a flat reading in March. Market expectations were for no change for April's headline number.
Positive View
Fri Consumer Sentiment Today's Consumer Sentiment point to ongoing acceleration for the economy. The index is up a solid 1.4 points at mid-month to a preliminary 77.8 vs April's 76.4.
77.8
Consumer Today's reading edges out February last year for the best reading so far of the recovery. Twice before, early 2010 and early last year, the index tested the 75 area and each time the index quickly fizzled.
Positive View
     
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52-Week Rating 2012
WEEK 19 2012 Positive View Neutral View RATING HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK
01. Interest Rates      
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02. Growth      
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03. Inflation      
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04. Employment      
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05. Real Estate      
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06. Manufacturing      
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07. Consumer      
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08. Sales & Inventories      
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09. Business Activity      
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10. Government      
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11. Balance of Payments      
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12. Money Supply      
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13. Shipping      
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COMMODITY - Oil
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COMMODITY - Natural Gas
1
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ECONOMIES - Europe
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ECONOMIES - China
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TOTAL WEEK 18-2012
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WEEK 19-2012 ENDING MAY. 11
Reports Commentary

Factory orders fell in January in the typical pattern of declines in the first month of the quarter. Nevertheless, new orders have been on a rising trend since March 2009 although they remain below their pre-recession peak..

 

       
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