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Economic Indicators to Watch What Are the Odds of a 2012 Recession? New York, NY Monday, June 4, 2012 Richard Yamarone Bloomberg Economic BRIEF Author of “The Trader’s Guide to Key Economic Indicators” Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737 Twitter: @Yamarone

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Presentation referenced by Richard Yamarone of the Bloomberg Economic BRIEF, at the 2012 Texas Financial Market Roundtable sponsored by Professor Lewis Spellman at the McCombs School of Business, The University of Texas at Austin. Mr. Yamarone is the author of "The Trader's Guide to Key Economic Indicators."

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Economic Indicators to Watch

What Are the Odds of a 2012 Recession? New York, NY

Monday, June 4, 2012

Richard Yamarone

Bloomberg Economic BRIEF

Author of “The Trader’s Guide to Key Economic Indicators”

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737 Twitter: @Yamarone

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Economy Isn’t Advancing Fast Enough to Engender Job Creation

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Nonfarm Payrolls vs. Real GDP

NFP (lhs) GDP (rhs)

Payrolls ('000) GDP YOY%

Source: BEA, BLS, Bloomberg

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Economy Operating Well Below its Potential

$5,500

$6,500

$7,500

$8,500

$9,500

$10,500

$11,500

$12,500

$13,500

$14,500

1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015

Potential GDP

Real GDP

Real GDP (Blns) vs. Real Potential GDP (Blns)

Source: BEA, CBO, Bloomberg

CBOPGDPR <Index>, GDP CHWG <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Employment To Be a Slow Train Coming

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1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53

'73 - '75

1980

'81 - '82

'90 - '91

2001

'07 - current

Nonfarm Payroll Creation From Onset of Recession

Source: BLS, NBER, Bloomberg Months

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Employment To Be a Slow Train Coming -- II

peak-to-trough % jobs lost

Recession Date (months) total jobs lost (millions) months to job restoration peak-to-trough

Period 1 1948-49 11 2.34 22 5.17

1953-54 10 1.71 23 3.33

1957-58 8 2.22 20 4.17

1960-61 10 1.19 20 2.16

1969-70 11 1.04 18 1.46

1973-75 16 2.17 19 2.70

1980 6 1.16 10 1.20

1981-82 16 2.84 28 3.09

AVG: 11 1.83 20 2.91

Period 2 1990-91 8 1.62 32 1.40

2001 8 2.71 48 2.04

AVG: 8 2.16 40 1.72

Period 3 2007-09 (current) 18 8.31 ? 6.03

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No Hiring by the Private Sector

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2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011

Unemployed Workers per Job Opening

Source: BLS, NBER,

shaded areas are

JOLTTOTL , USUETOT

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3,500

4,000

4,500

5,000

5,500

2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011

Total Private Hires, (thousands)

HIREPRIV Source: BLS, Bloomberg

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

No Words to Express this Stat

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1948 1958 1968 1978 1988 1998 2008

Average Duration of Unemployment in Weeks

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics USDUMEAN <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Little “Improvement” in Unemployment Benefit Claims

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Continuing, Emergency, and Extended Jobless Benefits ('000)

Source: U.S. Department of Labor INJCEUC, INJCEXB, INJCSP

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Little Signs of Recovery…

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Trusted Street Indicator Signaled ‘Double-Dip’

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1990 1995 2000 2005 2010

ECRI Weekly Leading Index Smoothed Growth Rate (%)

Source: ECRI, Bloomberg ECRWGROW <Index> <GO>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Economy Set for An ‘About-Face’

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Leading Economic Indicators (Y/Y%) vs. Real GDP Growth (Y/Y%)

Series2

LEI (rhs)

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis, The Conference Board

GDP CYOY <Index> <GO>, LEI TOTL <Index> <GO>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

If GDP Dips to 2.0% -- It’s Recession Time

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Real GDP (Y/Y %)

Source: NBER, BEA, Bloomberg GDP CYOY <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Robust Fed Index Points to Sub-Par Performance

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'90 '93 '96 '99 '02 '05 '08 '11

Chicago Fed National Activity Index

Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

Three Month Moving Average

CFNAI <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Economic Deceleration Occurred During Early June

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Railcar Loads (lhs)

Real GDP (rhs)

Real GDP (Y/Y%) vs. Railcar Loads of Waste/Scrap (Y/Y%)

Source: Association of American Railroads, BEA, Bloomberg

RAILWAST <Index>

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Manufacturing Gains Not Generating Jobs

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Mfg Jobs (lhs) IP (rhs)

Industrial Production Index, Manufacturing Jobs ('000)

Source: Federal Reserve, BLS USMMMANU <Index>, IP <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

It’s 1941 For Manufacturing

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U.S. Manufacturing Employment (in thousands)

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics USMMMANU <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Won’t Get Any Jobs from Housing

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Spending (lhs) Construction Jobs (rhs)

Residential Construction Spending ($ mls) Construction Employment (thousands)

Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bloomberg

USECTOT <Index>, CNSTRESI <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

This is what the Fed is Trying to Revive?

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1947 1954 1961 1968 1975 1982 1989 1996 2003 2010

Residential Investment as a Percent of GDP (%)

PFIVRESI <Index>, GDP CUR$ <Index> Source: BEA

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Housing Depression Continues

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Source: Mortgage Bankers Association

Mortgage Bankers Association's Purchase Applications Index

MBAVPRCH <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Home Prices Falling Again

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AZ-Phoenix

CA-Los Angeles

CA-San Diego

CA-San Francisco

CO-Denver

DC-Washington

FL-Miami

FL-Tampa

GA-Atlanta

IL-Chicago

MA-Boston

MI-Detroit

MN-Minneapolis

NC-Charlotte

NV-Las Vegas

NY-New York

OH-Cleveland

OR-Portland

TX-Dallas

WA-Seattle

S&P-Case-Shiller Home Price Index

Source: S&P/Case-Shiller

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Commercial Construction Slump

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Total U.S. Commercial Construction Spending ($ mlns)

Source: U.S. Census Bureau CNSTCOMM <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Retailers Headed Out of the Malls

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2000 2003 2006 2009

Regional & Strip Mall Vacancies

Strip Mall Regional & Superregional Malls

Source: Reis Inc.

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

State & Local Governments May be a Ticking Time Bomb

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Local (lhs)

State (rhs)

State & Local Government Employment (in thousands)

Source: BLS USEGSTSA <Index>, USEGLCSA <Index>

Earnings/Analyst Conference Calls

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Bloomberg Orange Book Summary of Commentary on ____________________

Current Economic

Conditions

By Corporation

from earning statements commencing July 1, 2010

NI ORANGEBOOK <GO>

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What is Being Said…

“And so we're still seeing that midnight shopping in our stores when that EBT card, it's like a debit card, when it is ready and it is funded, there are people who are in the store at midnight because they know it turns on. And they have shopped from like 10:45 to midnight and they're waiting for that card and then our lines open up. And we've had some of our busiest ours at midnight.”

Rosalind Brewer, EVP, Wal-Mart April 12, 2011

“I think the most telling indicator for us that economic weakness and employment is the key issue driving soft volumes, is the fact that we continue to see, as – in contrast to the historical norms, we continue to see volume pick up heavily at the beginning of each month, and then steadily erode through the month, being particularly soft in the last week to 10 days of the month. That just tells us that people are running out of money.”

Gregg Engles, CEO Dean Foods May 10, 2011 “Now clearly when it gets to the end of the month and they've run out of dollars and the first of month gets there, you'll see some pick-up in sales. I would say it's not as dramatic as it was two years ago due mostly to the fact that not 100% of those benefits are getting loaded on to people's cards..”

J. Michael Schlotman, CFO, SVP Kroger May 17, 2011

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

It Pays to Read those 200 Transcripts…

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GDP (lhs) Fed Ex Shipments (rhs)

Fed Ex Total US Package Shipments (Y/Y%) vs. Real GDP (Y/Y%)

Source: Federal Express, Bureau of Economic Analysis

GDP Packages

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Not Enough Fuel in the Tank

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Real Disposable Personal Incomes (Y/Y%)

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Not Enough Fuel in the Tank -- II

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Mining & Logging

Construction

Manufacturing

Wholesale Trade

Retail Trade

Transportation & warehousing

Utilities

Information

Financial Activities

Professional business svcs.

Education & Health

Lesiure & Hospitality

Other Services

Average Hourly Earnings (Y/Y%) by Industry

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

PCED Inflaton 2.14%

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

What Happens When the Stimulus Ends?

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$9,500

$10,000

$10,500

2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012

Real Dis Pers Inc Real Pers Inc Ex-Transfers

Government Stimulus Driving Incomes

Source: BEA, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Bloomberg

Incomes in $ billions

PIDSDCWT <Index>, PIDSPINX <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Recession Comparison of Real Incomes

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2001 '07 - current

Real Incomes Ex-Transfers From Onset of Recession

Source: BLS, NBER, Bloomberg Months

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Collapse In Credit Card Debt, Still Uncertain

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Monthly Change in Consumer Revolving Debt ($ billions)

CICRRRTL <Index> Source: Federal Reserve

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Persons Receiving Food Stamps at All-Time High

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50,000,000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Number of Participants

Source: U.S.D.A, Bloomberg FDS PNUM <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

There is No Holy Grail of Economic Indicators

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

‘Fab Five’ – Dining Out

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Spending: Dining Out(Y/Y%)

Source: BEA, NBER RPCEDPMB <Index> <GO>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

‘Fab Five” – Jewelry & Watches

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Spending: Jewelry & Watches Y/Y%

Source: BEA, NBER RPCEDJRY <Index> <GO>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

‘Fab Five’ – Cosmetics & Perfumes

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Spending: Cosmetics & Perfumes (Y/Y%)

Source: BEA, NBER RPCEDCOS <Index> <GO>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

‘Fab Five’ – Women’s Dresses

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Spending: Women's & Girls' Clothing (Y/Y%)

Source: BEA, NBER RPCEDWGC <Index> <GO>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

‘Fab Five’ – Casino Gambling

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Spending: Casino Gambling Y/Y%

Source: BEA, NBER RPCEDCAS <Index> <GO>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Trade Picture isn’t Looking Too Encouraging…

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Trade Helped During the Housing Bust, But No Longer Convincingly Contributor

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1.95

-0.25

0.42

1.55

2.22

0.38

2

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2.44

2.21

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0.15

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-1.97

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1.37

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0.24 0.43

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Contribution to GDP Residential Spending & Trade

Residential Trade

Source: BEA GDP %NETX <Index>, GDP%RES <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Money Beginning to Enter Goods Market to ‘Chase too Few Goods’

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800

900

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

C& I Loans Large Commercial Banks ($blns)

Source: Federal Reserve, Bloomberg ALCBLCID <Index>

Richard Yamarone, [email protected], TEL: 212-617-8737

Inflation Not A Primary Concern

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Personal Consumption Expenditure Deflator (Y/Y%)

PCED Core-PCED

Source: BEA, Bloomberg PCE YOY <Index>, PCE DEFY <Index>

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