News & Events
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May 01 2009
ECRI Charts Explained
ECRI Charts Explained More
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May 01 2009
End to U.S. Recession Now in Clear Sight
A weekly measure of U.S. future economic growth rose along with its annualized growth rate, indicating imminent economic recovery. More
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May 01 2009
Economic Barometers Start Rising
Forecasting is difficult, especially where the future is concerned. More
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Apr 30 2009
U.S. Recession Likely Over by End of Summer
The longest U.S. recession in more than a half-century will probably end before the summer is out. More
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Apr 30 2009
Recession Over by Summer's End
ECRI's Achuthan spoke with CNBC Thursday morning about ECRI's forecast of an end to the current recession. More
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Apr 29 2009
Recession End in Sight
ECRI's Achuthan talks with CBS about why ECRI expects the U.S. recession to end this year, probably by the end of the summer. More
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Apr 25 2009
Business Week
Upturn Ahead?
An index developed decades ago by the independent Economic Cycle Research Institute suggests the economy may recover before year end. More
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Apr 24 2009
WLI Growth at 27-Week High
A weekly measure of U.S. future economic growth remained unchanged, while its annualized growth rate rose to levels last seen in early October 2008. More
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Apr 22 2009
Green Shoots or Yellow Straw?
ECRI's Achuthan spoke with ABC's Nightline about how ECRI leading indexes help put "green shoots" of less-bad economic data into context. More
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Apr 18 2009
Levy Economics Institute
What Does a Growth Rate Cycle Upturn Look Like?
A link to the presentation slides from Lakshman's talk at the 18th Annual Hyman P. Minsky Conference. More
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Apr 17 2009
WLI Growth at 25-Week High
A weekly measure of U.S. future economic growth slipped, while its annualized growth rate climbed to levels last seen in October 2008. More
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Apr 08 2009
BNN
In-depth discussion of outlook
ECRI's Achuthan spoke with Camada's BNN on Wednesday evening about ECRI's outlook for the U.S. growth rate cycle, as well as perspective on why ECRI leading indexes should continue to work in this env More
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Apr 07 2009
Signs of Recession Bottoming
ECRI spoke with Marketplace about signs of the recession bottoming, including some unusual leading indicators. More
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Apr 05 2009
U.S. Recovery Prospects, and Impact of Gov't on Cycle
U.S. Recovery Prospects, and Impact of Gov't on Cycle More
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Apr 04 2009
Are We Near the Bottom?
ECRI's Achuthan will appear on CNN's Your $$$$$ to discuss where we are in the recession, and what's ahead for jobs. More
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Apr 03 2009
Jobs, Depression or Recovery?
ECRI's Achuthan discusses the latest jobs report, and also discusses where we are likely to be in the business cycle. More
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Apr 03 2009
WLI Edges Up
A measure of future U.S. economic growth edged up and its annualized growth rate reached a 23-week high. More
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Apr 03 2009
US Inflation Pressures at New 50-Year Low
U.S. inflation pressures fell again in March to a new 50-year low, indicating continued declines in consumer prices. More
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Apr 03 2009
Growth Rate Cycle Turn
Growth Rate Cycle Turn More
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Apr 03 2009
Eurozone Future Inflation Gauge Falls Again
A key gauge of forward-looking euro zone inflation pressures fell further in February, suggesting inflation will drop further in coming months. More
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