Alex HaseldineOct 41 min readStrategy & Economics PostsSeptember Payrolls: The Economy's Doing FineThe Q3 slowdown in payroll growth (smaller than previously advertised) is a productivity story, not a recession story. See charts below:
Alex HaseldineSep 63 min readStrategy & Economics PostsFlirting with Fifty Taken as a whole, this week's US labour market data, including today's Employment Report, gives the FOMC enough cover to start easing...
Alex HaseldineMar 15, 20232 min readSticky But Not StuckBringing down the stickier components of inflation was never going to be easy, but they have gradually drifted down from a high level.
Alex HaseldineMar 10, 20232 min readStrategy & Economics PostsSlowly, Slowly, Catchee MonkeyCompetition for workers has been fierce but it now seems to be cooling down. Perhaps the Fed can afford to be more patient.
Jonathan WilmotJan 6, 20231 min readStrategy & Economics PostsFading AwayInflation pressures are subsiding, especially in the goods sector..
Jonathan WilmotNov 20, 20223 min readStrategy & Economics PostsUnsettledThe Fed doesn’t care that much that inflation has probably peaked; the important question is "where will it settle”?
Alex HaseldineOct 7, 20221 min readStrategy & Economics PostsThe US Labour Market is Starting to Cool DownThe US labour market is still running hot, with very large numbers of quits and new hiring compared to normal. But the data suggests that...