Manufacturers Bet on Reflation While Consumers Become Savers
In today’s show, you will learn why I’m confused about the economic data as the money supply is rising likely due to stimulus and the manufacturing sector is bristling with
consumers
UBS Chief Economist: There Is No Inflation, Consumers Are Just Imagining It
Yesterday we asked if it was time to start worrying about food inflation while discussing recent notes by both Goldman and SocGen’s Albert Edwards, who highlighted the current burst in food inflation
How to Be a Producer In a Nation of Consumers
by Daisy Luther of The Organic Prepper In this world, there are two kinds of people. You can be a consumer or you can be a producer. Neither one is inherently good or
The right to repair – John Deere locks out consumers and farmers from their own equipment.
Manufacturers have locked out farmers from working on their own equipment. UnAmerican! Farmers must have the right to repair their own equipment. Same issue exists with cars, trucks, and all
Can The Economy Improve Before Consumers Run Out Of Money?
by UPFINA Even though the labor market was tight at the end of the last expansion and credit card debt wasn’t nearly as big of an issue as it was in
Tough year for consumers.
Tough year for consumers.First they lose their jobs.Then the Fed makes the rich richer.Then the banks shut off the credit spigot.And now the Fed wants to crank up inflation making
Understanding the Disconnect Between Consumers and the Stock Market
by visualcapitalist Consumer sentiment indices are relatively accurate indicators for the outlook of an economy. They rise during periods of growth as consumers become more financially confident, and fall during recessions
Consumers Will Spend Less Without Unemployment Benefits
by UPFINA It’s fairly obvious that when people who are unemployed stop getting the extra $600 per week from the federal government on July 25th, they will spend less unless they
The U.S. economic recovery rests on getting consumers to spend….but the US spending declined by a record 13.6% and record savings)
The U.S. economic recovery rests on getting consumers to spend….but the US spending declined by a record 13.6% and record savings) The Rich Cut Their Spending. That Has Hurt All
#MacroView: Retail Sales Bounce, But Consumers Are Tapped Out.
by Lance Roberts There was a good bit of excitement on Tuesday with the release of the retail sales report, which came in stronger than expectations. However, the bounce will
I wonder who helped stoke that inequality for the last 20 yrs? How much to consumers have to save now with interest rates permanently 1% or less?
pic.twitter.com/VtsHn4gmpz — M/I_Investments (@MI_Investments) May 29, 2020 Is $74 trillion of global nonfinancial corporate debt sustainable? t.co/wDL7EcLoSh — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) May 28, 2020
How U.S. Consumers are Spending Differently During COVID-19
by visualcapitalist In 2019, nearly 70% of U.S. GDP was driven by personal consumption. However, in the first quarter of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has initiated a transformation of consumer spending
FL Farmers Selling Directly to Consumers–We all MUST Do This Now!
Funny. Just finished writing up a Direct Trade resolution for our local county and this article pops into view. There is no doubt at all that a food shortage is
The bottom 50% of consumers wasn’t in great shape before this recession. Now, 15% of households expect to be delinquent on their loans in the next 3 months.
by UPFINA Heading into this recession, consumers were in relatively good shape on a historical basis. They were in dramatically better shape than they were at the end of the last
Credit Card Processing — indicator for Consumers Spending
by stream5482 Credit Card processing is very important as it’s a key indicator for consumers spending. Scroll down for Puts/Calls. Parties Involved to make it work ? 1.) Consumer —
Consumers being squeezed again ahead of a recession; US2Y yield is collapsing like it was 2007/2008; The selloff looks far from done.
Yields collapsing… Time to buy a house? At record lows, mortgage rates are still more than double 30-year yields. This ratio has never been higher. Last spike was during the