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Economic Update Crain’s Executive Orientation. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago May 17 , 2013. Paul Traub. The U.S. Economy Private Domestic Investment The U.S. Consumer Michigan Economy. Overview. U.S. Real GDP. Billions Chained $2005, % Change Q/Q at SAAR. $ Billions.
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Economic Update Crain’s Executive Orientation Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago May 17, 2013 • Paul Traub
The U.S. Economy • Private Domestic Investment • The U.S. Consumer • Michigan Economy Overview Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
U.S. Real GDP Billions Chained $2005, % Change Q/Q at SAAR $ Billions Percent Q1 ‘13 $13,750 Q4 ‘07 $13,326 Declined $625B (Peak to Trough, -4.7%) Q2 ‘09 $12,701 Q1 ‘13 2.5% Q4 ‘08 -8.9% Source: BEA Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
U.S. Real GDP and Components Percent Change from Preceding Period - Q4 ’12, SAAR Percent Nonresidential 2.1 Residential 12.6 Exports 2.9 Imports 5.4 Source: Author’s calculations using data from the BEA Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Recession Comparisons Percent Change 21 Quarters After the Start of the Recession Percent Source: Author’s calculations using data from the BEA Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
U.S. Real GDP Percent Change Yr / Yr Percent Consensus of the Blue Chip by Month Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Global Outlook IMF Forecast for Growth (April ‘13), Percent Change Yr/Yr Percent Difference from January 2013 Outlook 2013 -0.1-0.2 -0.2 2014 0.0-0.1 0.0 Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Closing the Output Gap Actual / Projected Growth Rate Scenarios $ Billions Q1 ‘16 Q1 ‘15 Q3 ‘20 Congressional Budget Office Projection Output Gap -5.6% Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Private Domestic Investment Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Total Gross Private Domestic Investment Billions Chained $2005, % Change Q/Q at SAAR $ Billions Percent Q1 ‘06 $2,266 Q1 ‘13 $1,992 Q1 ‘13 12.2% Q3 ‘09 $1,395 Declined $871B (Peak to Trough, -38.5%) Source: BEA Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Nonresidential Private Domestic Investment Billions Chained $2005, % Change Q/Q at SAAR Q4 ‘07 $1,592 $ Billions Percent Q1 ‘13 $1,530 Declined $376B (Peak to Trough, -23.6%) Q1 ‘13 2.1% Q4 ‘09 $1,216 Source: BEA Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Nonresidential Private Domestic Investment Index, 2000 = 100 Index Q1 ‘13 132.3 Q1 ‘13 82.7 Source: BEA Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Residential Private Domestic Investment Billions Chained $2005, % Change Q/Q at SAAR Q4 ‘05 $1,592 $ Billions Percent Declined $461B (Peak to Trough, -58.9%) Q1 ‘13 12.6% Q1 ‘13 $397.8 Q3 ‘10 $322.2 Source: BEA Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Home Prices Case-Shiller 20-City Home Price Index, January 2000 = 100 Index % Change Y/Y Feb ’13 149.8 9.4% Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Home Price and Homeowner Equity United States - Index, January 2000 = 100 Index 30 Year Mortgage Balance 15 Year Mortgages Balance Note: S&P Case-Shiller 20 City Home Price Index, 30 Year Mortgage at 8.1%, 15 year Mortgage at7.7 %. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Cash-Out Refinance Total Cash-out and 2nd Mortgages/HELOC Consolidation, Billions of Dollars $Billions 2000 – 2007, $1.7 Trillion / 71% of 20 Year Total Source: Freddie Mac Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Home Price and Homeowner Equity United States - Index, January 2007 = 100 30 Year Mortgage Balance 15 Year Mortgages Balance Note: S&P Case-Shiller 20 City Home Price Index, 30 Year Mortgage at 6.3%, 15 year Mortgage at 6.0%. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Own versus Rent CPI – Primary Residence, Index 2007 = 100, Jan ‘07 – Mar ‘13 Index Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
U.S. Housing Starts and Building Permits Thousands of Units, SAAR Thousands Mar ‘13 1,036 907 Source: U.S. Census Bureau Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
U.S. Consumer Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Real Disposable Personal Income & Savings Rate Percent Change Year/Year, Percent of DPI Percent Mar ’13 2.7% 1.1% May ‘09 -4.9% Source: BEA Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Total Consumer Credit Revolving and Non-revolving Credit as % of DPI Percent Feb ’13 23.2% Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Debt Service & Financial Obligation Ratios Percent of Disposable Personal Income Percent Q4 ‘12 15.5% 10.4% Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Inflation – CPI Price Index Percent Change Yr / Yr Percent CPI - Core Mar ‘13 1.9% CPI – All Items Mar ‘13 1.5% Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
U.S. Unemployment & Participation Rates Percent – Seasonally Adjusted Percent Apr ‘13 7.5% 63.3 Source: BLS Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
U.S. Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Sector Employment Change Jan ‘08 – April ‘13, Thousands of Jobs Total -2,582, -1.9% Source: U.S. Department of Labor Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Households Net Worth Trillions of Dollars, Q1 ‘80 to Q4 ‘12 Q3 ‘07 $67.4 Q4 ‘12 $66.1 -$1.3 Total Decline Q3 ‘07 – Q1 ‘09 -$16.0 Source: Federal Reserve Z.1 Statistical Release ,Table B100, Households and Nonprofit Organizations Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Consumer Sentiment University of Michigan Index January ‘00 112.0 Apr ’13 76.4 Source: Thomson Reuters / University of Michigan Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Michigan Economy Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Michigan Population 1910 to 2010 by Decade, Percent Change Thousands Percent Source: U.S. Census Bureau Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Real Per Capita Income Thousands of $2005 $Thousands 2012 $36.9 $32.4 Source: U.S. Census Bureau / Haver Analytics Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Midwest Economic Index Sectoral Contribution Index Mar ‘13 0.27 Source: FRB of Chicago Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Midwest Economic Index Michigan’s Contribution Index Mar ‘13 0.10 Source: FRB of Chicago Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Relative Midwest Economic Index Michigan’s Contribution Index Mar ‘13 0.13 Source: FRB of Chicago Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Michigan Real Gross State Product Billions of 2005$, Percent Change Year / Year 2005$ Percent 2003 $379 2012 $341 1.2 Source: Haver Analytics / FRB of Chicago Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Michigan Exports of Manufactures Goods Billions of 2000$, Percent Change Year / Year 2000$ Percent Mar ‘13 2.95 -8.7 Source: Haver Analytics Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Michigan Unemployment Rate Unemployment rate & Household Employment – S.A. Percent Mar ’13 8.5 Source: BLS Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Michigan Nonfarm Payroll – 2013 Establishment Survey - SA (000)’s 35.1 28.5 25.0 3.9 21.1 14.4 -4.3 -5.1 -1.5 Source: BLS / Haver Analytics Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Michigan Nonfarm Payroll Employment by Sector Employment Change Jan ‘08 – Mar ‘13, Thousands of Jobs Total -178.8, -4.2% Source: U.S. Department of Labor and Haver Analytics Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Unemployment Rate Unemployment Rate for Select Cities – N.S.A. Percent Mar ‘13 17.5 8.3 5.4 Source: BLS Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
FHFA Home Prices Index, 2000 = 100 Index Q4 ‘12 94.9 79.9 Source: Haver Analytics Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Home Price and Homeowner Equity Michigan and Detroit - Index, Q1 2000 = 100 Index 30 Year Mortgage Balance 15 Year Mortgages Balance Note: FHFA Home Price Index, 30 Year Mortgage at 8.1%, 15 year Mortgage at 7.7%. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Home Price and Homeowner Equity Michigan and Detroit - Index, Q1 2007 = 100 Index 30 Year Mortgage Balance 15 Year Mortgages Balance Note: FHFA Home Price Index, 30 Year Mortgage at 6.3%, 15 year Mortgage at 6.0%. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Housing Starts Index, 2000 = 100 Index Mar ‘13 65.8 25.7 Source: U.S. Census / Haver Analytics Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
U.S. Light Vehicle Sales SAAR and Annual Sales Millions 16.5 Apr ‘13 14.9 Cash for Clunkers 16.1 15.9 Aug ’09 14.6 15.4 14.4 13.2 12.7 11.6 10.4 Apr ’09 9.2 May Blue Chip Consensus Source: Ward’s Automotive and BEA Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
“Detroit 3” N.A. Auto Capacity Calendar Year 2005 - 2012 Percent Millions 13.5M, 67.8% 8.9M, 53.9% Detroit 3 Chrysler, Ford and General Motors Source: Ward’s Automotive Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
“Detroit 3” L.V. Market Share Calendar Year 2005 – April, 2013 Percent Detroit 3: Chrysler, Ford and General Motors Source: Ward’s Automotive Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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