It is a regular ritual for major US businesses: the end-of-the-quarter conference call in which the CEO dissects what just happened and gives us some insight on what to expect for the future of
Michigan Consumer Sentiment came in at a weak reading of 57.8 in September. Next week we get housing data including Housing Starts and Existing Home Sales and that two-day FOMC meeting. On
The Mortgage Bankers Association's seasonally adjusted mortgage applications index dropped 4.9% in the week ending Sept.2, despite mortgage rates at or near record lows. Redbook's same-store
Nonfarm Payrolls were flat in August and the levels for June and July were revised lower by 58,000. The unemployment rate remained at 9.1%. The private sector only added 17,000 jobs. The average
There were no economic data points on Monday. This week the number one focus is on the Debt Ceiling standoff on Capital Hill. On Tuesday look for continued weak Consumer Confidence and New Home
