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US Real Consumption vs Manufacturing Production and Business Sentiment vs Real Investment Growth

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on March 31st, 2020

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Trade policy uncertainty index

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on March 30th, 2020

Trade policy uncertainty index.png

Open economies are suffering the most from weak global trade

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on March 29th, 2020

Open economies are suffering the most from weak global trade.png

Health insurance inflation almost 20%

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on March 27th, 2020

Health insurance inflation almost 20%.png

Credit card interest rate at the highest level in decades

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on March 26th, 2020

Credit card interest rate at the highest level in decades.png

Diminishing Firepower: Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in prior downturns

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on March 25th, 2020

Diminishing Firepower Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in prior downturns.png

Quarterly change in US GDP following recession; 100 = start of recession

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on March 24th, 2020

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Quarterly change in US unemployment rate in past recessions

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on March 23rd, 2020

Quarterly change in US unemployment rate in past recessions.png

Primary and secondary recession indicators are mixed

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on February 14th, 2020

Primary and secondary recession indicators are mixed.png

Consumer income and spending continue to grow, as debt burden remains low

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on February 13th, 2020

Consumer income and spending continue to grow, as debt burden remains low.png

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