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By New Deal democrat Weekly Indicators for September 9 – 13 at Seeking Alpha I realized that I neglected to post a link to this Saturday’s Weekly Indicators post, which was up at Seeking Alpha. So here it is. The theme over the past few months has been that, despite worsening conditions in manufacturing, and almost singular forecaster attention to the yield curve, many of the short and long term indicators have been improving, or are starting to improve. As always, clicking over and reading helps reward me a little bit for the efforts I put in.
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By New Deal democrat Weekly Indicators for September 9 – 13 at Seeking Alpha I realized that I neglected to post a link to this Saturday’s Weekly Indicators post, which was up at Seeking Alpha. So here it is. The theme over the past few months has been that, despite worsening conditions in manufacturing, and almost singular forecaster attention to the yield curve, many of the short and long term indicators have been improving, or are starting to improve. As always, clicking over and reading helps reward me a little bit for the efforts I put in.
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Dan Crawford considers the following as important: US/Global Economics
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Weekly Indicators for September 9 – 13 at Seeking Alpha
I realized that I neglected to post a link to this Saturday’s Weekly Indicators post, which was up at Seeking Alpha. So here it is.
The theme over the past few months has been that, despite worsening conditions in manufacturing, and almost singular forecaster attention to the yield curve, many of the short and long term indicators have been improving, or are starting to improve.
As always, clicking over and reading helps reward me a little bit for the efforts I put in.