Some improvement but remains weak:

Looks ok to me:

Not looking good:

Not looking good:

Employment growth has stalled:

Not looking good:

Also fading:

Back to 2018 levels with lots lost during the dip:

Still drifting lower:

Another round of Federal checks hit last month:

The economy is generating less personal income than pre covid and fading:

Some of the increased income was saved:

Some was spent, but consumption has still not fully recovered:

Consumer borrowing to spend has shifted lower:

Settling in at perhaps somewhat higher levels:

Promising!

Not showing up here yet:

No telling what the Saudis are up to:

Alarmingly high this long after the crisis and no longer moving lower:

Seems ‘on average’ it’s hard to say much has changed:

Though this looks promising:

Tariffs and Covid related supply issues are commonplace:

Nice move up after the move down, but still looking net lower than otherwise for the last 12 months due to the crisis:

Back towards prior levels but still way down overall for the last year:

Back to where it was pre Trump:

New hires down, openings up some but that includes openings to replace higher cost workers:

Exporting our food supply (in addition to turning it into motor fuel and burning it up) so we can pay more fighting over what’s left:

Looking bad:

Looks like the long term growth of government employment was reversed by Obama, then it increased under Trump until the covid crisis:

Still massively elevated:

Orders are about back to where they were but remain at sub 2018 levels:

Still soft and sales lost during the dip not recovered:

Sales continue to shift from passenger cars: