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U.S. Outlook: Election nerve flare-ups vs. decent U.S. data

Category: Economic Outlook | Published: 11/04/16 | Print

Category: Economic Outlook
Published: 11/04/16

Posted by Scott Anderson

Chief Economist

Graph showing rises and sips in productivity ratings over last several years.

We finally got some better news as U.S. productivity increased at its fastest rate in two years in the third quarter.

Tags: economy, Federal Reserve, FOMC, GDP, interest rates, Janet Yellen, jobs, payroll report, politics, presidential election, productivity, Q3, Scott Anderson, volatility

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U.S. Outlook: Solid GDP growth in Q3; what’s in store for Q4?

Category: Economic Outlook | Published: 10/28/16 | Print

Category: Economic Outlook
Published: 10/28/16

Posted by Scott Anderson

Chief Economist

Graph showing percentage increase in export of total goods

A decent GDP growth performance for the United States should keep the FOMC on track for a December rate hike.

Tags: Bureau of Economic Analysis, business inventories, consumer spending, exports, GDP, GDP growth, imports, Scott Anderson

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U.S. Outlook: Follow the leading indicators

Category: Economic Outlook | Published: 10/21/16 | Print

Category: Economic Outlook
Published: 10/21/16

Posted by Scott Anderson

Chief Economist

Graph showing expectations of probably rates hikes each month for the next year.

The latest Beige Book from the Federal Reserve revealed modest to moderate economic growth in 11 of 12 Federal Reserve districts from late August to early October.

Tags: Beige Book, consumer spending, economic indicators, economy, Federal Reserve, GDP, interest rates, labor, presidential election, Scott Anderson, The Conference Board, third quarter

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Investment Insights: The grass may be greener on the other side of Brexit

Category: Your Wealth | Published: 10/06/16 | Print

Category: Your Wealth
Published: 10/06/16

Posted by Wade Balliet

Investment Strategy

There are still few details on the future of commerce between Britain and the rest of the European Union. There is a lot that could happen.

Tags: Brexit, central banks, commodities, economy, equities, EU, European Union, Federal Reserve, GDP, Great Britain, Janet Yellen, oil, Theresa May, Wade Balliet, Wealth

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U.S. Outlook: Election nerve flare-ups vs. decent U.S. data

U.S. Outlook: Solid GDP growth in Q3; what’s in store for Q4?

U.S. Outlook: Follow the leading indicators

Investment Insights: The grass may be greener on the other side of Brexit

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