In July, American manufacturers and employers faced wholesale price inflation that continues to be among the highest in the world. This problem which has been persistent since early 2021 may last for the next 18 months or longer according to forecasts.
Read MoreNew York Federal Reserve Bank identifies that national economic activity has continued to recede in line with the first quarter of this year through at least the third week of July. The more complete data on second quarter GDP will be released July 28.
Read MoreDelays in the Supply Chain Are Developing Inland from Ports due to a lack of rail, highway, and logistics infrastructure according to Bloomberg.
Read MoreRichmond Federal Reserve Bank finds that rate of growth in manufacturing activity has continued to contract over the last six months and now is in full contraction in line with other bear market and potentially recessionary signs.
Read MoreManufacturing and General Business Activity reaches recessionary territory with steep double digit drops in Texas and the surrounding region according to the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank.
Read MoreAs employers nationally relocated in record numbers leaving traditional powerhouse states for the West and the South, the Western States of Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, and Idaho all placed in the top 20 states in which to build an organization according to annual survey of CEO’s.
Read MoreOver 61% of recent high school graduates are enrolled in college with a majority of all demographic groups being well represented in four and two year schools and among those that are working and going to school. Good report detailed here.
Read MoreHome foreclosures in March 2022 reached highest level in two years as market continues to account for foreclosure ban during lockdowns along with quickly tightening mortgage loan market which saw rates hit 6.875% in April.
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