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Volatile Oil Markets Cloud the Economic Outlook - San Francisco Fed
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business5m ago

Volatile Oil Markets Cloud the Economic Outlook - San Francisco Fed

  • Oil market volatility linked to Middle East conflict clouds near-term U.S. inflation and growth outlook.
  • Fed inflation path remains above target in the short term, with energy costs driving higher prices.
  • Labor market shows cooling momentum with slower wage growth across skill levels.
  • GDP growth projected as moderate, but the conflict adds downside risks to activity.
  • Inflation expected to hover near 3% by end-2026 before easing toward 2% by 2027.
  • Markets shift from anticipated two 2026 cuts to a hold amid higher inflation concerns.
  • Energy disruptions may spill over into broader goods and services if they persist.
  • Inflation drivers are increasingly acyclical, with energy costs keeping overall inflation elevated.
  • Report is authored by Adam Shapiro from the San Francisco Fed with forecasting inputs.
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Five Facts About the Philly Fed Manufacturing Survey
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business7h ago

Five Facts About the Philly Fed Manufacturing Survey

  • The Philly Fed Manufacturing Survey has tracked U.S. manufacturing since 1968, offering early signals on the economy.
  • Economists use the index as a regional leading indicator of broader economic trends.
  • The survey asks manufacturers about activity, new orders, prices, and the workweek to gauge changes.
  • The Philadelphia Fed introduced interactive dashboards and FAQs for the Manufacturing and Nonmanufacturing surveys.
  • The survey has tracked eight recessions, illustrating its value in understanding downturns and recoveries.
  • In 2025, the Philly Fed added Price and Inflation Expectations data to its suite.
  • Price changes reported in the Price and Inflation Expectations Survey have shown a relationship with U.S. inflation so far.
  • The survey serves as an early signal for both regional conditions and national economic trajectories.
  • Economists watch the index closely because manufacturing trends can predict broader changes.
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