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Construction spending rises in April causing their to be mixed reactions in the recent economic data. This news looks to show a positive sign for the economy.
Many investors have been playing an oil rebound this year. The article also states that monetary policies across the world have been in place with the purpose to raise inflation is failing and in fact causing near deflation. Still, with a ready supply of money coming into the oil industry the article states it may keep oil lower for the remainder of 2015.
The continuous cycle of governments paying for their pension obligations by issuing municipal bonds may solve the problem for the short term, but is developing a cycle of prolonging any long term solution.
Economists shouldn't get any credit for nailing the GDP numbers, they were originally off by almost 2 1/2 percentage points.
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Bad news is not priced in slowly as its scope and timing become more defined; it’s priced-in suddenly and violently.
Stockman was a congressman, Ronald Reagan’s budget director, and a private equity fund manager who saw the devastation brought to American companies by an economy built on cheap debt instead of real productivity.
