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- SF Fed Boosts 2nd, 3rd Quarter Growth Outlook
- By Ros Krasny CHICAGO (Reuters) - A boost to consumer spending from federal tax rebate checks will help the U.S. economy stay in positive territory over the next few months, said an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. "We now...
- News items 2008-06-17
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- Dallas Fed Trimmed Mean PCE 2.1 Percent
- DALLAS, May 30 /PRNewswire/ -- The Trimmed Mean PCE inflation rate for April was 2.1 percent at an annualized rate, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. The overall Personal Consumption Expenditures inflation rate for April, released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, was an annualized...
- Articles 2008-05-30
- Dallas Fed Trimmed Mean PCE 2.4 Percent for March
- DALLAS, May 1 /PRNewswire/ -- The Trimmed Mean PCE inflation rate for March was 2.4 percent at an annualized rate, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. The overall Personal Consumption Expenditures inflation rate for March, released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, was an annualized...
- Articles 2008-05-01
- US February consumer spending up 0.1 pct, income up 0.5 pct
- WASHINGTON AFP — US consumer spending edged up 0.1 percent in February from the prior month while household income rose 0.5 percent, the Commerce Department said Friday. The meager rise in spending, the driver of growth in the world's biggest economy, matched analysts' consensus forecast, while the income...
- Articles 2008-03-28
- Dallas Fed Trimmed Mean PCE 1.2 Percent for February
- DALLAS, March 28 /PRNewswire/ -- The Trimmed Mean PCE inflation rate for February was 1.2 percent at an annualized rate, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. The overall Personal Consumption Expenditures inflation rate for February, released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, was an annualized...
- Articles 2008-03-28
- Inflation puzzle.(COMMENTARY)
- Byline: Alfred Tella, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES For some time now the five major measures of core or underlying consumer inflation have been telling a discomforting tale. The Federal Reserve's preferred measure, the Commerce Department's core personal consumption expenditure PCE index,...
- Articles 2007-05-03
- Which inflation?(COMMENTARY)
- Byline: Alfred Tella, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES The media constantly remind us the Federal Reserve's favorite measure of core inflation is the personal consumption expenditure chained price index excluding food and energy, reported monthly by the Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis BEA....
- Articles 2005-12-29
- Fed revises down US growth forecast
- WASHINGTON AFP — The Federal Reserve marginally revised down its 2005 growth forecast for the US economy to a range of 3.0 percent to 3.75 percent. The new figure, given in a mid-year report to Congress on monetary policy, compared with the forecast given in February for gross...
- Articles 2005-07-20
- US personal income surges 3.7 percent, on Microsoft dividend
- WASHINGTON AFP — US personal incomes soared a record 3.7 percent in December, largely as the result of a one-time 30 billion dollars dividend payment from Microsoft, the Commerce Department said. Excluding the dividend, incomes rose 0.6 percent. Consumer spending increased 0.8 percent in December. ...
- Articles 2005-01-31
- Monetary policy in a low inflation environment
- It's a pleasure to be here today and to have this opportunity to comment on conducting monetary policy in a low inflation environment. I've been at the Fed for more than thirty-two years and have had the privilege of either advising monetary policymakers or being a policymaker myself throughout my...
- Articles 2003-04-01
- ECONOMICS DIARY
- TODAY: UK - Chancellor speaks at CBI conference. Eurozone - current account Sep. US - existing home sales Oct. TOMORROW: UK - business investment (Q3), MPC members before Treasury Select Committee. Eurozone - German IfO business climate Nov. US - GDP (Q3), final sales (Q3), PCE...
- Articles 2002-11-25
- A comparison of the CPI and the PCE price index
- In the United States, there are two broad indexes of consumer prices: the consumer price index, or CPI, and the chain price index for personal consumption expenditures, or PCEPI. Because the indexes are similar in many respects, the inflation rates measured with them often move in parallel. There are, however,...
- Articles 1999-07-01
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