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PM Datanote: US JOLTS / ISM Services Survey

Labor demand still trending down, implying March payrolls jump was just a blip.

PM Datanote: US Income and Spending / ECI / claims

Spending temporarily supported by tax refunds; stagnation likely in Q2.

PM Datanote: US Housing Starts, February/March 2026

Spending growth probably still slowing, labor market still weak.

PM Datanote: US Pending Home Sales, March 2026

Returning to last year’s average; a further recovery looks unlikely.

PM Datanote: US Retail Sales, March 2026

Initially resilient, but near-real time data now show gas price pain.

PM Datanote: US PPI, March 2026

Retailers’ healthy margins suggest tariff pass-though now complete.

PM Datanote: US CPI, March 2026

Soft core increase shows domestically-generated inflation in check.

Global Datanote: CPI, US, March, 2026

  • In one line: Soft core increase shows domestically-generated inflation in check.

PM Datanote: US S&P Global Composite PMI, February 2026

Pointing to a slowdown in underlying GDP growth in Q1.

PM Datanote: US Advance GDP Q4 / Spending & Incomes, Q4 / December 2025

Underlying growth still solid in Q4, but likely to wane.

PM Datanote: US Pending Home Sales, January 2026

Relapsing independently of the snowstorms.

PM Datanote: US Housing Starts, November/December 2025

Permits still lower than in early 2025; a further drop beckons.

Global Datanote: Employment, US, January, 2026

  • In one line: Above trend due to mild weather and a blip in healthcare jobs.

PM Datanote: US Employment, January 2026

Above trend due to mild weather and a blip in healthcare jobs.

PM Datanote: US Jobless Claims / Q3 GDP

 Low claims largely due to lower-than-usual post-holiday layoffs.

Global Datanote: CPI, US, December 2025

In one line: Muted rebound in core goods prices suggests tariff pass-through is slowing.

PM Datanote: US CPI, December 2025

Muted rebound in core goods prices suggests tariff pass-through is slowing.

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