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Philly Fed, Chicago Fed, New unemployment claims

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Whoops, back down: Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook Survey Same here: Chicago Fed National Activity Index If this is indeed falling because benefits have been made that much harder to get it means this channel of increased govt expenditures is disabled, and the cycle will get that much worse before it gets better: Jobless ClaimsHighlightsThe labor market once again, against a background of soft data, shows itself as the economy’s leading positive. Initial claims fell 6,000 in the April 16 week to a much lower-than-expected 247,000. This is the lowest level since 1973 when, of course, the size of the labor market was much smaller. The 4-week average is down 4,500 to 260,500.

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Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook Survey
Philly Fed, Chicago Fed, New unemployment claims
Philly Fed, Chicago Fed, New unemployment claims

Same here:

Chicago Fed National Activity Index
Philly Fed, Chicago Fed, New unemployment claims

If this is indeed falling because benefits have been made that much harder to get it means this channel of increased govt expenditures is disabled, and the cycle will get that much worse before it gets better:

Jobless Claims
Philly Fed, Chicago Fed, New unemployment claims
Highlights
The labor market once again, against a background of soft data, shows itself as the economy’s leading positive. Initial claims fell 6,000 in the April 16 week to a much lower-than-expected 247,000. This is the lowest level since 1973 when, of course, the size of the labor market was much smaller. The 4-week average is down 4,500 to 260,500.

WARREN MOSLER
Warren Mosler is an American economist and theorist, and one of the leading voices in the field of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT). Presently, Warren resides on St. Croix, in the US Virgin Islands, where he owns and operates Valance Co., Inc.

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