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Below is a list of our US Publications for the last 6 months. If you are looking for reports older than 6 months please email info@pantheonmacro.com, or contact your account rep

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October 2024 Samuel Tombs

PM Datanote: US PPI, November 2024

Core PCE components signal a mere 0.13% November increase.

Samuel TombsUS

PM Datanote: US JOLTS, October

The first estimate of job postings is noisy; labor demand is still weakening.

Samuel TombsUS

PM Datanote: US Personal Income & Spending / Pending Home Sales, October

Revisions reveal a weaker trend in household income growth and a lower saving rate.

Samuel TombsUS

PM Datanote: US Industrial Production, October

 Flat ex-Boeing and ex-storms; the trend will remain weak next year.

Samuel TombsUS

PM Datanote: US Retail Sales, October

Constrained by hurricanes and falling prices; real consumption still likely to grow briskly in Q4.

Samuel TombsUS

PM Datanote: US PPI, October 2024

PCE components rose rapidly; on course for a 0.30% core PCE increase

Samuel TombsUS

PM Datanote: US ISM Services Survey, October

Boosted partly by temporary supply chain disruption; core services inflation is still falling.

Samuel TombsUS

PM Datanote: US NAHB Housing Market Index, October

Sentiment improving, but mortgage rates remain too high for demand to recover materially.

Samuel TombsUS

PM Datanote: US PPI, August 2024

PPI and CPI data suggest the August core PCE rose by about 0.14%, sustaining the slowdown.

Samuel TombsUS

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