America's Economic Future – A Discussion By Ted Kavadas
The October 2019 Wall Street Journal Economic Forecast Survey was published on October 10, 2019. The headline is “WSJ Survey: Majority of Economists Say Manufacturing Sector in Recession.” I found numerous items to be notable – although I don’t necessarily agree with them – both within the article and in the “Economist Q&A” section. An … Read moreThe October 2019 Wall Street Journal Economic Forecast Survey
On October 2, 2019, The Conference Board released the 3rd Quarter Measure Of CEO Confidence. The overall measure of CEO Confidence was at 34, down from 43 in the second quarter. [note: a reading of more than 50 points reflects more positive than negative responses] Notable excerpts from this October 2, 2019 Press Release include: CEOs … Read moreCEO Confidence Surveys 3Q 2019 – Notable Excerpts
On September 18, 2019 the September 2019 Duke/CFO Global Business Outlook was released. It contains a variety of statistics regarding how CFOs view business and economic conditions. In this CFO survey press release, I found the following to be the most notable excerpts – although I don’t necessarily agree with them: The CFO Optimism Index, which historically … Read moreSeptember 2019 Duke/CFO Global Business Outlook Survey – Notable Excerpts
The September 2019 Wall Street Journal Economic Forecast Survey was published on September 12, 2019. The headline is “Economists Don’t See Path to 3% Growth in 2019.” I found numerous items to be notable – although I don’t necessarily agree with them – both within the article and in the “Economist Q&A” section. An excerpt: … Read moreThe September 2019 Wall Street Journal Economic Forecast Survey
The Philadelphia Fed 3rd Quarter 2019 Survey of Professional Forecasters was released on August 9, 2019. This survey is somewhat unique in various regards, such as it incorporates a longer time frame for various measures. The survey shows, among many measures, the following median expectations: Real GDP: (annual average level) full-year 2019: 2.3% full-year 2020: 1.9% full-year 2021: … Read morePhiladelphia Fed – 3rd Quarter 2019 Survey Of Professional Forecasters
The August 2019 Wall Street Journal Economic Forecast Survey was published on August 8, 2019. The headline is “Economists See Greater Chance of September Rate Cut, WSJ Survey Says.” I found numerous items to be notable – although I don’t necessarily agree with them – both within the article and in the “Economist Q&A” section. … Read moreThe August 2019 Wall Street Journal Economic Forecast Survey
The July 2019 Wall Street Journal Economic Forecast Survey was published on July 12, 2019. The headline is “President Trump’s Criticism of the Fed Hasn’t Shifted Perception of Its Independence, Economists Say.” I found numerous items to be notable – although I don’t necessarily agree with them – both within the article and in the … Read moreThe July 2019 Wall Street Journal Economic Forecast Survey
The June 2019 Wall Street Journal Economic Forecast Survey was published on June 13, 2019. The headline is “Trump Tariffs Are Short-Term Pain Without Long-Term Gain, Economists Say.” I found numerous items to be notable – although I don’t necessarily agree with them – both within the article and in the “Economist Q&A” section. An … Read moreThe June 2019 Wall Street Journal Economic Forecast Survey
The Philadelphia Fed 2nd Quarter 2019 Survey of Professional Forecasters was released on May 10, 2019. This survey is somewhat unique in various regards, such as it incorporates a longer time frame for various measures. The survey shows, among many measures, the following median expectations: Real GDP: (annual average level) full-year 2019: 2.6% full-year 2020: 2.0% full-year 2021: … Read morePhiladelphia Fed – 2nd Quarter 2019 Survey Of Professional Forecasters
The May 2019 Wall Street Journal Economic Forecast Survey was published on May 9, 2019. The headline is “Nearly 70% of Economists Expect Faster Wage Growth Over Next Year, WSJ Survey Says.” I found numerous items to be notable – although I don’t necessarily agree with them – both within the article and in the … Read moreThe May 2019 Wall Street Journal Economic Forecast Survey