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Economic Indicators
It is smart to track economic indicators to better understand and prepare for economic fluctuations that affect your business.
Housing Starts
- Paychecks, IPOs and GDP data: Here are the next things the government shutdown could disrupt
The shutdown has already delayed release of other key economic indicators, such as retail sales, housing starts and business inventories. - You'll tip more at a restaurant if it has this and here's how rich people approach problems
Housing starts are on hiatus. Here's the next best thing. In lieu of Commerce Department data, some private organizations have offered their best … - Speaking in Bradenton, economist expects 'shallow recession' in 2020
He does not expect that “dip” to be as deep and severe as the recession that struck more than a decade ago, largely because “housing starts” have not … - Eleven Economic Reports Delayed Due to Gov't Shutdown: Do We Even Need Them?
Housing starts, retail sales, and business inventory reports are MIA this week. 8 prior reports are also missing. Government workers failed to produce … - Builder Confidence on the Rise
The NAHB noted that the partial federal shutdown cancelled the scheduled release of U.S. Census Bureau statistics on housing starts and permits, but …
Trading Indicators
- United States 5 Year Note Yield
The United States 5 Year Note Yield increased to 2.56 percent on Thursday January 17 from 2.55 percent in the previous trading day. 5 Year Note Yield in the United States averaged 5.85 percent from 19 … - United States 2 Year Note Yield
The United States 2 Year Note Yield increased to 2.56 percent on Thursday January 17 from 2.55 percent in the previous trading day. 2 Year Note Yield in the United States averaged 5.35 percent from 19 … - United States 3 Month Bill Yield
The United States 3 Month Bill Yield decreased to 2.41 percent on Thursday January 17 from 2.42 percent in the previous trading day. 3 Month Bill Yield in the United States averaged 1.68 percent from … - United States 6 Month Bill Yield
The United States 6 Month Bill Yield decreased to 2.49 percent on Thursday January 17 from 2.50 percent in the previous trading day. 6 Month Bill Yield in the United States averaged 4.13 percent from … - US Dollar LIBOR Three Month Rate
US Dollar LIBOR Three Month Rate increased to 2.78 percent on Wednesday January 16 from 2.77 percent in the previous trading day. Interbank Rate in the United States averaged 3.77 percent from 1986 un …