Wholesale Inventores Decline in June
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Economic Update: Wholesale Inventories
The Commerce Department reported that Wholesale Inventories fell by -0.2% in June, which below the consensus estimate for an increase of +0.4% and below May’s revised reading of +0.0% (from +0.3%).
For reference:
- April: +0.5
- March: +0.03%
- February: +0.9%
- January: +0.6%
- December: +1.0%
- November: +0.0%
- October: +1.6%
Why do you care about this report? Because inventories are part of the all-important GDP calculations.
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Existing Home Sales Fall in June
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CPI Shows Inflation Flat in June
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