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Report for June.
Released June 16th by the Federal Reserve Board.
Summary of regional economic conditions, prepared by the 12 Federal
Reserve Banks for use at the central bank's next Federal Open
Market Committee meeting.
Report for July.
Released September 15th by the Commerce Department.
Measure of the stocks of unsold goods held by U.S. businesses.
Report Second Quarter 1999 (revised).
Released September 2nd by the Labor Department.
Measure of productivity -- defined as output per number of hours
worked -- in the business and the nonfarm business sectors of
the workplace.
Report for August.
Released October 1st by the Commerce Department.
Measure of construction spending on residential, nonresidential
and government projects.
Report for July.
Released September 8th by the Federal Reserve Board.
Measure of money loaned to individuals, usually on an unsecured
basis, requiring monthly repayment. Bank loans, credit cards and
installment credit are examples of consumer credit.
Report for August.
Released September 15th by the Labor Department.
Gauge of inflation that measures changes in the prices of consumer
goods. The index is based on a list of specific goods and services
purchased in urban areas.
Report: Second Quarter 1999
Released: September 14th by the Commerce Department
The current account is the broadest measure of U.S. trade with
the rest of the world. It includes data not only about goods but
also about merchandise and services, as well as some financial
transactions.
Report for August.
Released September 29th by the Commerce Department.
New orders for manufactured durable goods and shipments of durable
goods. A durable good is a product that is expected to last more than
three years.
Report for June.
Released July 29th by the Labor Department.
Changes in compensation costs, including wages, salaries and employer
costs for employee benefits.
Report for September.
Released October 8th by the Labor Department.
Tally of payrolls and the unemployment rate.
Report for July.
Released August 25th by the National Association of Realtors.
Regional report on home resale activity.
Report for July.
Released September 2 by the Commerce Department.
Tally of U.S. manufacturers' shipments, inventories and orders
for consumer goods. Includes revised report for durable goods.
Report second quarter (revised).
Released August 26th by the Commerce Department.
The total value of goods and services produced within the economy.
Report for August.
Released September 3oth by the Commerce Department.
Survey of the number of privately-owned, completed single- and
multi-family homes.
Report for August.
Released September 17 by the Commerce Department.
Monthly tally of the number of new privately-owned housing units
started and housing permits issued by local government authorities.
Report for August.
Released September 9th by the Labor Department.
Tally of price changes in U.S. imports and exports.
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Report for August.
Released September 16th by the Federal Reserve Board.
Output at U.S. factories, utilities and mines. Capacity utilization
is a measure of U.S. industrial production as a percentage of
total production capacity.
Report for June.
Released August 19th by the Commerce Department.
Tally of U.S. international trade in goods and services, or the
difference between a country's imports and exports.
Report for week ending September 11.
Released September 16th by the Labor Department.
Number of Americans filing new claims for state unemployment insurance.
Report for August.
Released October 5th by the Conference Board.
Composite of 12 economic measurements developed to help forecast
likely changes in the economy as a whole.
Released September 30th by the Federal Reserve Board.
Weekly measures of money supply. M1 consists of funds that are
readily available for spending, including cash and checking accounts.
M2 consists of M1 and all savings or short-term deposits. It also
includes certain short-term assets such as the amounts held in
money-market mutual funds. M3 is the total of M1 and M2 as well
as the assets and liabilities of banks.
Report for June.
Released August 2nd by the National Association of Purchasing
Management.
Report on the pace of manufacturing activity in the U.S. as a
whole and in specific metropolitan areas. The report is based
on data compiled from a survey of purchasing executives at more
than 300 industrial companies.
Report for June.
Released July 30th by the Commerce Department.
Sales of new single-family houses.
Report for August.
Released October 5th by the National Association of Purchasing Management.
Report on the pace of business activity in non-manufacturing sectors. The report
is based on a survey of 370 purchasing and supply-management professionals in more
than 60 different sectors.
Report for July.
Released August 27th by the Commerce Department.
Tally of wage and salary disbursements and of personal consumption
expenditures.
Report for July.
Released September 16th by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
Survey of regional business activity.
Report for June.
Released August 13th by the Labor Department.
A group of statistics used to gauge inflation at the wholesale
level. The index for finished goods, which tracks commodities
that won't undergo further processing and are ready for sale to
the ultimate user, is the most prominently reported of the statistics
and is released monthly.
Report for March.
Released April 13th by the Labor Department.
Tally of real average weekly earnings of U.S. workers. The data
are collected from the payroll reports of private nonfarm establishments.
Earnings of both full-time and part-time workers holding production
or nonsupervisory jobs are included.
Report for August.
Released September 14th by the Commerce Department.
Sales of durable and non-durable goods sold to consumers.
Report for August
Released August 30th by the University of Michigan.
A monthly survey of consumer sentiment based on telephone
interviews with approximately 500 adults living in the 48 coterminous
states plus the District of Columbia.
Report for August.
Released October 8th by the Commerce Department.
Tally of the sales and inventories of U.S. merchant wholesalers.
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