by Higher prices brought out a few more sellers: The blip up seems to have reversed: Softening: Looks like inventories have recovered: These largely involve buying intentions: Seems to be back on trend, without have ‘made up for’ the covid dip: The rate of growth is declining and has about settled back to the pre covid trend.The higher personal savings from the extra income from fiscal spending is largelyin the form of reduced personal debt: There’s a history of accelerating tax receipts causing recessions:
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Higher prices brought out a few more sellers:
The blip up seems to have reversed:
Softening:
Looks like inventories have recovered:
These largely involve buying intentions:
Seems to be back on trend, without have ‘made up for’ the covid dip:
The rate of growth is declining and has about settled back to the pre covid trend.
The higher personal savings from the extra income from fiscal spending is largely
in the form of reduced personal debt:
There’s a history of accelerating tax receipts causing recessions:
