Clarida, Claims, CPI, Retail Sales

Clarida, Claims, CPI, Retail Sales

From blogs.uoregon.edu

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Richard Clarida gave an interesting speech today. His take on the current situation sounds very optimistic: …This recession was by far the deepest one in postwar history, but it also may go into the record books as the briefest recession in U.S. history. The flow of macrodata received since May has been surprisingly strong, and GDP growth in the third quarter is estimated by many forecasters to have rebounded at perhaps a 25 to 30 percent annual rate. This development is especially noteworthy when set in relief against the surge in new COVID-19 cases that were reported this summer in a ... (full story)

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