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HEDGEQUARTERS leading & co-incident us economic indices
Chart courtesy of FRED utilizing on a formula devised by HEDGEQUARTERS,com
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HQ LEADING Index: is constructed from a statistical normalization and aggregation of Consumer Confidence; Business Confidence; Manufacturers New Orders for Capital Goods; Manufacturers New Orders for Consumer Goods, Building Permits, Average Weekly Hours worked in manufacturing; New Home Sales and the 10 Yr less 3 mth US Treasury yield curve.
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HQ COINCIDENT Index: is constructed from a statistical normalization and aggregation of Personal Income, Industrial Production, Construction Spending and Retail Sales
Leading Economic Indicators
NAHB Housing Market Index
Average of 6 Regional Fed PMIs
Initial Jobless Claims
University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment
Average Weekly Hours Worked
10 Year Treasury Yield - 2 Year Yield ( bps spread)
Manufacturers New Orders: CONSUMER Goods
Manufacturers New Orders: CAPITAL Goods
Building Permits
M2 Money Supply
Yield Curve: 10-Yr Treasury - 3 Mth Treasury
Yield Curve: 10-Yr Treasury - 2-Yr Treasury
Chicago Fed National Financial Conditions Index
Total Non Farm Job Openings
Challenger-Gray Job Cut Announcements
Coincident Economic Indicators
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St Louis Fed: GDP NowCast (% real growth)
Retail Sales Growth (YoY%)
Non Farm Payrolls
Industrial Production (YoY%)
Real Personal Income
Business Confidence Index
St Louis Fed Financial Stress Index (markets)
Cass US Frieght Index: Shipments
Lagging Economic Indicators
CPI YoY %
Unemployment Rate %
Wages Growth YoY %
Inventories to Sales Ratio: Total Business
Household Debt Servicing (% of Disposable Income)
Effective Federal Funds Rate (%)
US Bankruptcies
