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E conomic o utlook AND M ONETARY P OLICY R ECOMMENDATIONS

E conomic o utlook AND M ONETARY P OLICY R ECOMMENDATIONS. November 2, 2012 New York, NY. Discussions. REAL GDP Rate. Household Consumption Increasing. Even though Disposable Income is Decreasing. Consumer Sentiment is Optimistic Despite the “Fiscal Cliff”. Retail Sales.

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E conomic o utlook AND M ONETARY P OLICY R ECOMMENDATIONS

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  1. Economic outlook AND MONETARY POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS November 2, 2012 New York, NY

  2. Discussions

  3. REAL GDP Rate

  4. Household Consumption Increasing

  5. Even though Disposable Income is Decreasing

  6. Consumer Sentiment is Optimistic Despite the “Fiscal Cliff”

  7. Retail Sales

  8. Fixed Investment & Government Spending Lagging

  9. The Housing Sector is Recovering

  10. New Residential Construction Rate

  11. Construction Spending Rate

  12. Mortgage Rates at a low…

  13. New Home Sale Rate

  14. Home Price Index Rate

  15. Financial Markets Recovering Some Ground…

  16. Unemployment Rate

  17. Civilian Unemployment

  18. Nonfarm Payroll Employment Rate

  19. Industrial Production

  20. Capacity Utilization

  21. Price Stability Rate

  22. Household Debt Service and Financial Obligation Ratios

  23. Household Consumption Rate

  24. Nominal Interest Rates

  25. TIPPS-10 YEAR

  26. Exports in the decline

  27. Oil Prices in the Decline= More Disposable income for Consumers

  28. U.S Foreign Exchange Rates

  29. Too much money laying around the Reserves

  30. Commercial & Industrial Loans in the Decline

  31. Unemployment is still too high

  32. The Unemployed are becoming Unemployable..

  33. The Euro zone Economy= Drag for the U.S Recovery?

  34. Emerging Economies Cooling Down

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