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Commentary from Richard Moody, Regions Chief Economist
Category: Economic Commentary

September 2020 | Economic Commentary

From Richard Moody, Regions Chief Economist

By Richard Moody | September 1, 2020

Economic commentary issued in September 2020, primarily analyzing data and economic indicators covering the month of August 2020 – while also looking ahead to upcoming data releases. Check back often for new insights.

Small Business Pulse Survey: Regions Footprint

Economic Preview for the Week of Sept. 28

Household Pulse Survey: Regions Footprint

August New Home Sales: Sales On A Roll, But Downside Risks Remain

August Existing Home Sales: Not Buying The Headline Hype

August 2020 Nonfarm Employment: Regions Footprint

Economic Preview for the Week of Sept. 21

Unemployment Insurance Claims: U.S. and Regions Footprint

August Residential Construction: Headline Miss Masks Strong Single Family Print

September FOMC Meeting: A Strong Signal Of An FOMC On Hold For Some Time To Come

August Retail Sales: Many Factors Behind Softer Than Expected Sales

Economic Preview for the Week of Sept. 14

August Consumer Price Index: Inflation Picking Up, But Increase Is Not Broad Based

Monthly Economic Outlook – September 2020

Economic Preview for the Week of Sept. 7

August Employment Report: A Solid Report Still Leaves A Long Road Ahead

August ISM Manufacturing Index: Recovery Becomes More Entrenched

Economic Preview for the Week of Aug. 31

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