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itions." Reuters <https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-economy-confidence/u-s-consumer-confidence-slips-house-prices- surge-idUSKBN2842AO> (11/24, Mutikani) reports "consumer confidence fell more than expected in November...reinforcing expectations for a sharp slowdown in economic growth in the fourth q

ovember from a revised 101.4 in October. The AP <https://apnews.corn/article/us-news-coronavirus-pandemic-a099508702f6ef87cba05958aa618b72> (11/24, Crutsinger) reports consumer confidence fell "as rising coronavirus cases pushed American optimism down to the lowest level since August." The Conference Board

led for 538,000 claims." But, the New York Times (5/6, Casselman, 20.6M) says applications "remain high by historical standards," and ReiiteN (5/6, Mutikani) that "the labor market is not out of the woods yet, with about 16.2 million people still collecting unemployment checks." CNBC (5/6, Cox, 7.34M) r

iny there will be in regards to these projects. They are being carefully vetted." Fed Warns Rising Asset Prices Could Harm Investors. The AP (5/6, Crutsinger) reports a Federal Reserve report released Thursday "warn[ed] that prices of stocks and other financial assets are rising to levels that could set i

://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-economy/covid-19-crushes-u-s-economy-in-second-quarter-rising-virus- cases-loom-over-recovery-idUSKCN24V0FO> (7/30, Mutikani) reports that "the bulk of the deepest contraction in at least 73 years...occurred in April when activity almost ground to an abrupt halt after rest

ency visits and procedures, triggering layoffs within the health care industry." The AP <https://apnews.com/c1878e580f5acd2c0305e5236c4e3197> (7/30, Crutsinger, Wiseman) says, "The economy's collapse in the April-June quarter, stunning in its speed and depth, came as a resurgence of the viral outbreak has

down from 101.4 in October, and it "reflected a big drop in consumer expectations for income, business and labor market conditions." Reuters (11/24, Mutikani) reports "consumer confidence fell more than expected in November...reinforcing expectations for a sharp slowdown in economic growth in the fourth

at the Conference Board said Tuesday its index of consumer confidence declined to 96.1 in November from a revised 101.4 in October. The AP (11/24, Crutsinger) reports consumer confidence fell "as rising coronavirus cases pushed American optimism down to the lowest level since August." The Conference Board

nd local governments converged to bring down GDP, which is the combined tally of all goods and services produced during the period." Reuters (7/30, Mutikani) reports that "the bulk of the deepest contraction in at least 73 years...occurred in April when activity almost ground to an abrupt halt after rest

off as the pandemic pushed people to cancel non-emergency visits and procedures, triggering layoffs within the health care industry." The AP (7/30, Crutsinger, Wiseman) says, "The economy's collapse in the April-June quarter, stunning in its speed and depth, came as a resurgence of the viral outbreak has

led for 538,000 claims." But, the New York Times (5/6, Casselman, 20.6M) says applications "remain high by historical standards," and Reuters (5/6, Mutikani) that "the labor market is not out of the woods yet, with about 16.2 million people still collecting unemployment checks." CNBC (5/6, Cox, 7.34M) r

iny there will be in regards to these projects. They are being carefully vetted." Fed Warns Rising Asset Prices Could Harm Investors. The AP (5/6, Crutsinger) reports a Federal Reserve report released Thursday "warn[ed] that prices of stocks and other financial assets are rising to levels that could set i

t business contacts in the Fed's 12 regions remained wary about the future." Fed Report Shows US Manufacturing Bounced Back In June. Reuters (7/15, Mutikani) reports US industrial output "rose by the most in more than 74 years in June as motor vehicle production accelerated amid the reopening of business

s run out while business activity remains depressed." Fed Survey Says Economic Activity Has Rebounded But Outlook Remains Uncertain. The AP (7/15, Crutsinger) reports the Federal Reserve "says economic activity has picked up in most regions of the country but still remains well below pre-pandemic levels w

nd local governments converged to bring down GDP, which is the combined tally of all goods and services produced during the period." Reuters (7/30, Mutikani) reports that "the bulk of the deepest contraction in at least 73 years...occurred in April when activity almost ground to an abrupt halt after rest

off as the pandemic pushed people to cancel non-emergency visits and procedures, triggering layoffs within the health care industry." The AP (7/30, Crutsinger, Wiseman) says, "The economy's collapse in the April-June quarter, stunning in its speed and depth, came as a resurgence of the viral outbreak has