Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index Perks Up a Bit
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Economic Update: Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index
The Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index for the week ending June 24, 2012 was reported at -36.1, which was above the prior week’s reading of -37.9 (two weeks ago: -36.4).
Why do you care? Remember, the U.S. consumer accounts for more than 70% of U.S. GDP. So, if you think the economy matters to the stock market (we do), then you’d best stay on top of what the John Q Public is thinking and doing.
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Other stories on the US Economy to review:
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US GDP Grew at +1.9% Rate in Q1
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Durable Goods Up for First Time in 3 Mos
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Richmond Fed Index Declines for Third Month
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Consumer Confidence Falls Again in June
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Case-Shiller Home Price Index Improves
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Chicago Fed National Activity Index Falls in May
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Existing Homes Sales Fall But Prices Rises
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LEI Rises in May: Points to "Muddle Through"
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Philly Fed Plunges in June
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Flash PMI in US Shows Manufacturing Growth Slowing
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Housing Starts Down But Permits Up Strong
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UofM's Consumer Sentiment also Weak
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Industrial Production and Capacity Utilization Below
Expectations
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Empire Manufacturing Disappoints in June
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CPI Declines in May
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Business Inventories Above Expectations in April
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Retail Sales Fall Across Board in May
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PPI Shows Inflation Fell at Producer Level in May
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NFIB Small Business Optimism Pulls Back
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ISM Non-Manufacturing Index Above Expectations
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Some Good News: Employment Trend Index Moves Up
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May Jobs Report Disappoints Big Time
- ISM Report Shows Growth Slowing
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