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advance economic indicators

PM Datanote: US Advance Economic Indicators, March 2026

Q1 GDP now on track for sub-2% growth.

Oliver Allen (Senior US Economist)US

April - US Economic Chartbook

CONSUMPTION TO SLOW IN Q2 AS REAL INCOMES FALL...

  • ...FOMC TO WORRY MORE ABOUT JOBS THAN THE CPI IN Q4
Samuel TombsUS

March- US Economic Chartbook

HIGHER GAS PRICES WILL HIT REAL INCOMES BY 1%

  • THE FED WILL WORRY MORE ABOUT JOBS THAN THE CPI IN Q4
Samuel TombsUS

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

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

Samuel TombsUS

PM Datanote: US International Trade / Advance Inventories, December 2025

Much weaker GDP growth of about 2% now looks likely in Q4

Oliver Allen (Senior US Economist)US

February 2026- US Economic Chartbook

JANUARY PAYROLLS ARE JUST A FLASH IN THE PAN...

  • ...SLOW JOB GAINS & LOWER INFLATION WILL SPUR EASING
Samuel TombsUS

January 20256- US Economic Chartbook

THE ECONOMY IS UNLIKELY TO ACCELERATE IN H1...

  • ...PAYROLLS WILL STAY SLUGGISH; HOUSEHOLD SAVING RISE
Oliver Allen (Senior US Economist)US

December 2025 - US Economic Chartbook

THE PAUSE IN THE FED’S EASING CYCLE WILL BE BRIEF...

  • ...THE LABOR MARKET WILL REMAIN WEAK, INFLATION FALL
Oliver Allen (Senior US Economist)US
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