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US Monthly Economic Indicators (Through Jan 2023)
US price indexes ticked up slightly in January.  Unemployment rate remains below 4%.  Retail sales picked up, industrial production increased slightly, and housing starts continued to slide.  M2 money supply stabilized but Fed policy is still tight.  Two-year Treasury yield is higher than ten-year yield, so we have yield inversion which usually presages recession.  Conference Board's Leading Economic Index also decreased in January, again presaging recession.
  Soft landing appears unlikely.

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Consumer Price Index

Core Consumer Price Index

Producer Price Index

Unemployment Rate

Industrial Production Index

Retail Sales

Housing Starts

M2 Money Supply

Two-Year Treasury Rate

​Ten-Year Treasury Rate




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