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Economic Data for Week 21-2012 | Global View | Week Rating
DATE DAY REPORT/CATEGORY HIGHLIGHTS ON WEEK 21-2012 LAST
Mon Chicago Fed Nat Activity Index In April, two of the four economic indicator categories improved, causing the overall CFNAI to increase to +0.11, from -0.44 in March.
0.11
Growth The three-month moving average decreased to -0.06 in April, from +0.02 in March. The March monthly index was revised to -0.44 from an initial estimate of -0.29 due to revisions.
Tue ICSC Goldman Sachs Index The steady sell off in the stock market mirrors a pullback underway in retail sales. The ICSC index standing at minus 1.7 % in the May 19 week, is down for a fourth week in a row.
-1.7% W/W
Sales and Inventories The year-on-year rate is down seven tenths to plus 3.8 %. The report notes little positive effect from favorable weather or from lower gas prices.
Tue Johnson Redbook Redbook reports 2.7 % year-on-year same-store sales growth in the May 19 week, a full percentage point drop from the prior week and confirming weakness reported earlier this morning from ICSC-Goldman.
2.7% Y/Y
Sales and Inventories ICSC-Goldman describes the week's weather as favorable but not Redbook which calls it cool and wet and which it says hurt apparel sales, lawn & garden sales, and sales of sporting goods.
Tue exis Existing Home sales Report for April came with solid gains, but below expectations. The annual rate of 4.620 million is up 3.4% from March.
4.62M
Real Estate The Existing Home sales Report for April may be a little below expectations but the Dow is moving higher in reaction to today's report.
Positive View
Wed MBA purchase Applications Purchase applications fell 3.0 % in the May 18 week, posting back-to-back declines and offering an early signal of weakness for May home sales.
3.8% W/W
Real Estate Refinance applications rose 5.6 %, extending a strong upward trend tied to low interest rates.
  fhfa The FHFA home price index rose an outsized 1.8% in March vs a 0.3% gain and a 0.5% decline in the two prior months. The March headline reading was better than the monthly gain of 0.4% expected by consensus.
1.8% M/M
    The FHFA home price index rose a seasonally adjusted 1.8% m/m in March and 2.7% on a year over year basis, after rising just 0.3% m/m in February.
Positive View
Wed New Home Sales Americans bought more new homes in April, the latest signal that the U.S. housing market is steadily improving.
343K
Real Estate The Commerce Department said Wednesday that sales increased 3.3 % in April from March to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 343,000.
Wed EIA Crude Oil Report  
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Commodity  
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Thu HSBC China Flash PMI May HSBC flash manufacturing PMI slid to a two month low of 48.7. The index reading in April was 49.3. The manufacturing output index edged upward however, to a reading of 50.5 from 49.3 in April. A reading above 50 signifies growth. New orders and new export orders contracted as did employment.
48.7
China  
Thu Jobless/Initial Claims Initial claims for the May 19 week came in at 370,000 vs a revised 372,000 in the prior week and compared with another 370,000 reading the week before.
370,000
Employment The four-week average is down for a third week in a row, also at 370,000 for a roughly 15,000 improvement from late April.
Flat View
Thu Durable Goods Orders Demand for long-lasting U.S. manufactured goods rebounded more than expected in May, 0.2%, and a gauge of planned business spending increased, but a cooling global economy suggests the momentum might not be sustained.
0.2%
Manufacturing U.S. durable goods orders up but trend, outlook weak. Today's report indicates softening in the manufacturing sector.
Positive View
  PMI Mafg Index Flash  
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Thu ISM Non-Mfg Index  
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Sales and Inventories  
N/A
Thu EIA Natural Gas Report  
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Commodity  
Thu Fed Balance Sheet  
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Government  
Thu M2 Money Supply  
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Money Supply  
Fri Fixed Mortgage Rates The 30-year fixed mortgage, the most popular mortgage product, dipped slightly to 3.78% from 3.79%. Last year, 30-year loans averaged 4.60%. The new low can save borrowers $48 a month for every $100,000 borrowed. Over a 30-year term, that comes to $17,217 compared to last year.
3.78%
APR
Chart View Interest Rates The 15-year fixed mortgage, which is popular among those looking to refinance, held steady at 3.04%, according to Freddie Mac's survey. That's down from 3.78% a year ago.
Positive View
Fri Consumer Sentiment The US consumer sentiment is clearly stronger than it's ever been during the recovery. This last reading shows that the rise in optimism is now picking up intensity.
79.3
Consumer The Reuters/University of Michigan index jumped to 79.3, up nearly 3 points from April and up 1.5 points from the mid-month reading.
Positive View
     
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52-Week Rating 2012
WEEK 21 2012 Positive 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
1
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COMMODITY - Natural Gas
1
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ECONOMIES - Europe
Non Available
 
ECONOMIES - China
Non Available
 
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WEEK 15-2012 ENDING MAY. 25
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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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