... data about the biggest part of the US economy. Indeed, the non-manufacturing report covers roughly nine-tenths of the entire economy. We expect the report to show that the service sector expanded in August, ...

... +1.7% m/m vs. 1.0% expected and revised -3.2% prior JP Aug. Economy Watchers Survey - Current out at 45.1 vs. 49.9 expected and 49.8 prior JP Aug. Economy Watchers Survey – Outlook out at 40.0 vs. ...

... back from 3.2% to 1% on the month, the volatility of the series should not distract from a picture of strengthening in the German economy. As business surveys have shown, activity in the German economy ...

... expect this week's data to paint a picture of an economy slowing in Q3. After the recent rebound in euro-zone Q2 GDP, forthcoming data will be watched closely to see if there is a continuation of the ...

... scenario was reignited in my mind regarding the overall health of the EU economy. Not that this is news to anyone (just a friendly reminder, as it was to me) but to give you an idea of where things could ...

... which covers roughly the 90% of the economy outside of manufacturing, disappointed quite handsomely though the market never seems to give this report the credit it is due (the US economy is not based on ...