June 25, 2021 According to estimates by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, personal income fell $414.3 billion (2.0%) in May. Personal consumption expenditures (PCE) rose $2.9 billion but disposable personal income (DPI) fell $436.3 billion (2.3%) (less than 0.1%). In May, real DPI fell by 2.8%, while real PCE fell by 0.4%; goods fell by 2.0%, while
June 24, 2021 The seasonally adjusted initial claims, advance estimate, decreased by 7,000 to 411,000, for the week ended June 19, from the prior week’s revised level of 418,000 from 412,000, up by 6,000, according to the U.S. Department of Labour (DOL). In comparison to the previous week’s average, the 4-week moving average was 397,750, an increase
June 23, 2021 For the month of May, jobless rates were lower in 21 states and the District of Columbia, higher in 1 state and was unchanged in 28 states based on a report by the Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS). The 50 states and the District all experienced jobless rate decreases from last year.
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June 22, 2021 In the first quarter 2021, state personal income rose 59.7% at an annual rate relative to a decline of 3.9% in the fourth quarter of 2020 according to estimates released by Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). The BEA also noted, “In the first quarter of 2021, the increase in transfer receipts was
May 25, 2021 USA Economic Review -May 2021 Disclaimer: Analyst Certification -The views expressed in this research report accurately reflect the personal views of Mayberry Investments Limited Research Department about those issuer (s) or securities as at the date of this report. Each research analyst (s) also certify that no part of their compensation was, is,
June 18, 2021 United States: Oh, Yeah, Taper: Fed’s Stronger Liftoff Signal Causes Confusion “The Federal Reserve made some big headlines this week, but for a lot of observers they buried the news. Investors have wondered for months when it would begin scaling back its massive asset purchases. When Chair Jerome Powell disclosed Wednesday the
June 16, 2021 The Federal Reserve stated that it is committed to using its entire set of tools to assist the United States economy through this difficult period while supporting its maximum employment and price stability targets. Vaccination progress has slowed the spread of COVID-19 in the United States. Against the backdrop of this development
June 16, 2021 Consumer Price Index – May 2021 According to the Statistical Institute of Jamaica (STATIN) the consumer price index for May 2021 was 109.0 resulting in an inflation rate of 1.2%, when compared to the previous month’s deflation rate of 0.5%. STATIN noted that, “This upward movement was primarily as a result of
June 9, 2021 Sales Since adjusting for seasonal variations and trading-day differences but not for price changes, according to the US Census Bureau, merchant wholesalers' April 2021 revenues were $570.8 billion, up 0.8% ((±0.4%) from the revised March amount and up 43.6% (±1.4%) from the revised April 2020 level. The percent improvement from February 2021
