2009-02-02 USER


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Personal Income MoM (Dec)

Survey -0.4%
Actual -0.2%
Prior -0.2%
Revised -0.4%

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Personal Income YoY (Dec)

Survey n/a
Actual 1.4%
Prior 2.1%
Revised n/a

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Personal Income ALLX (Dec)

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Personal Spending (Dec)

Survey -0.9%
Actual -1.0%
Prior -0.6%
Revised -0.8%

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PCE Deflator YoY (Dec)

Survey 1.0%
Actual 0.6%
Prior 1.4%
Revised n/a

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PCE Core MoM (Dec)

Survey 0.0%
Actual 0.0%
Prior 0.0%
Revised n/a

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PCE Core YoY (Dec)

Survey 1.7%
Actual 1.7%
Prior 1.9%
Revised n/a

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ISM Manufacturing (Jan)

Survey 32.5
Actual 35.6
Prior 32.4
Revised 32.9

 
Karim writes:

  • ISM bounces but level remains at recessionary/deflationary levels.
  • Headline rises by 2.7pts and price paid by 11pts.
  • Bounces seem quite narrow in scope as only 2 of 18 industries posted a rise in orders and 1 of 18 an increase in prices (metals-which oddly, has anecdote below about year being down 20-30%).
  • Manufacturing Index 35.6/32.9
  • Prices paid 29.0/18.0
  • Production 32.1/26.3
  • New orders 33.2/23.1
  • Employment 29.9/29.9
  • Export orders 37.5/35.5
  • Imports 36.5/39.0
  • “The slowdown in the automobile industry is forcing their suppliers to reduce production and employment.” (Apparel, Leather & Allied Products)
  • “Our manufacturing is tied to the automobile industry, and we are seeing the ‘trickle down’ effect.” (Chemical Products)
  • “High inventory at customers is slowing production orders.” (Electrical Equipment, Appliances & Components)
  • “Sales are settling in; Q4 was better than expected.” (Machinery)
  • “Consumer confidence is low. Could see the entire year being down 20 percent to 30 percent.” (Fabricated Metals)

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ISM Prices Paid (Jan)

Survey 18.0
Actual 29.0
Prior 18.0
Revised n/a

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Construction Spending MoM (Dec)

Survey -1.2%
Actual -1.4%
Prior -0.6%
Revised -1.2%

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Construction Spending YoY (Dec)

Survey n/a
Actual -3.6%
Prior -4.2%
Revised n/a


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