Write Economic Report Headlines for Next Month (Vanity)

Money.cnn.com ^ | 2/27/04 | Money Online Reference

[Tennessean4Bush]

  = events   = earnings  

  Feb 27

8:30a		GDP-Prel.
8:30a		Chain Deflator-Prel.
9:45a		Mich Sentiment-Rev.
10:00a		Chicago PMI

  Mar 1

8:30a		Personal Income
8:30a		Personal Spending
10:00a		Construction Spending
10:00a		ISM Index

  Mar 2

		Auto Sales
		Truck Sales

  Mar 3

10:00a		ISM Services
2:00p		Fed's Beige Book

  Mar 4

8:30a		Initial Claims
8:30a		Productivity-Rev.
10:00a		Factory Orders

  Mar 5

8:30a		Nonfarm Payrolls
8:30a		Unemployment Rate
8:30a		Hourly Earnings
8:30a		Average Workweek
3:00p		Consumer Credit

  Mar 10

8:30a		Trade Balance
10:00a		Wholesale Inventories

  Mar 11

8:30a		Initial Claims
8:30a		Retail Sales
8:30a		Retail Sales ex-auto
8:30a		Export Prices ex-ag.
8:30a		Import Prices ex-oil
2:00p		Treasury Budget

  Mar 12

8:30a		Current Account
8:30a		PPI
8:30a		Core PPI
8:30a		Business Inventories
9:45a		Mich Sentiment-Prel.

  Mar 15

8:30a		NY Empire State Index
9:15a		Industrial Production
9:15a		Capacity Utilization

  Mar 16

8:30a		Housing Starts
8:30a		Building Permits
2:15p		FOMC Meeting

  Mar 17

8:30a		CPI
8:30a		Core CPI

  Mar 18

8:30a		Initial Claims
10:00a		Leading Indicators
12:00p		Philadelphia Fed

  Mar 24

8:30a		Durable Orders
10:00a		New Home Sales

  Mar 25

8:30a		Chain Deflator-Final
8:30a		GDP-Final
8:30a		Initial Claims
10:00a		Help-Wanted Index
10:00a		Existing Home Sales

  Mar 26

8:30a		Personal Income
8:30a		Personal Spending
9:45a		Mich Sentiment-Rev.

  Mar 30

10:00a		Consumer Confidence

  Mar 31

10:00a		Factory Orders
10:00a		Chicago PMI

  Apr 1

		Auto Sales
		Truck Sales
8:30a		Initial Claims
10:00a		Construction Spending
10:00a		ISM Index

  Apr 2

8:30a		Nonfarm Payrolls
8:30a		Unemployment Rate
8:30a		Hourly Earnings
8:30a		Average Workweek

  Apr 5

10:00a		ISM Services

  Apr 7

8:30a		Export Prices ex-ag.
8:30a		Import Prices ex-oil
3:00p		Consumer Credit

  Apr 8

8:30a		Initial Claims
8:30a		PPI
8:30a		Core PPI
10:00a		Wholesale Inventories

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[Tennessean4Bush]

Predict the headlines for the upcoming week or two of economic news. Be creative.

[Bommer]

Job creation up 7.5%

Unemployment claims drop by 4.8%

Stock market zooms up 7%

Bush will still loose to Kerry because he is too effective as President by 23% according to a CBSNYTIMESABCCNNTERRYMCCAULIFFEDNC Poll.

[CyberAnt]

Here's my take!!

JOBS COME ROARING BACK!

Of course I believe that only right-wing organizations will get that headline .. while liberals will say - "SOME JOB IMPROVEMENT - is it enough to help Bush Win??"

[Tennessean4Bush]

Unemployment rate at dips only to 5.4% - public still uneasy

[Tennessean4Bush]

Nonfarm employment up 175,000. Grave concerns remain. Will it last?

[CyberAnt]

Guess I'm more optimistic than that!

[Choose Ye This Day]

I know what we WON'T see in the headlines or hear in the news. The Dems, paleo-protectionists and the lamestream media don't want us to see the true picture, and realize that the Bush economy is pretty good, all things (terrorist attacks, war, etc.) considered.

Here's what was discovered on another thread:

During Clinton's "Great Economy" back in 1996:
Unemployment was at 5.6%
Average wage was $11.82/hr.
Inflation was 3.3%

During George W. Bush's "miserable failure" economy of 2004:
Unemployment is at 5.6%
Average wage is $15.40/hr.
Inflation is 1.9%

Find out the rest, in CNN's own words, at this thread:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1087145/posts

[Revolting cat!]

The New York Times:

Recession Over - Women and Minorities Hardest Hit!