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]]> Comment on M4 – Malted Minds Macro Minute: 2011 – Q2 by Tim Coughlin http://www.dmgfinancial.com/m4-malted-minds-macro-minute.html#comment-2 Tim Coughlin Wed, 27 Jul 2011 14:49:43 +0000 http://www.dmgfinancial.com/develop/?p=89#comment-2 I need to test my own comments. In advance of Friday’s release, WSJ Q2 GDP Consensus notably below Consensus Economics prior projections. Like a third lower; 1 full percentage point. Interestingly, my quick scan of the June BVR Economic Outlook Update (EOU) I received today didn’t seem to mention a Q2 GDP projection. Market Consensus Before Announcement GDP growth in the first quarter still was quite sluggish as the Commerce Department's third estimate for GDP growth was nudged up to 1.9 percent annualized from the prior estimate of 1.8 percent. But final demand numbers were even softer. Final sales of domestic product were unrevised at an annualized 0.6 percent. Final sales to domestic purchasers (excludes exports and imports) were revised down to 0.4 percent from the earlier estimate of 0.7 percent annualized. Economy-wide inflation was incrementally higher with the GDP price index rising 2.0 percent, compared to the earlier estimate of 1.9 percent. Analysts expected 1.9 percent. The July release for the advance Q2 estimate will include the usual annual revisions going back 3 years for overall GDP and most components. http://online.wsj.com/mdc/public/page/2_3063-economicCalendar.html?mod=topnav_2_3000 I need to test my own comments.

In advance of Friday’s release, WSJ Q2 GDP Consensus notably below Consensus Economics prior projections. Like a third lower; 1 full percentage point. Interestingly, my quick scan of the June BVR Economic Outlook Update (EOU) I received today didn’t seem to mention a Q2 GDP projection.

Market Consensus Before Announcement
GDP growth in the first quarter still was quite sluggish as the Commerce Department’s third estimate for GDP growth was nudged up to 1.9 percent annualized from the prior estimate of 1.8 percent. But final demand numbers were even softer. Final sales of domestic product were unrevised at an annualized 0.6 percent. Final sales to domestic purchasers (excludes exports and imports) were revised down to 0.4 percent from the earlier estimate of 0.7 percent annualized. Economy-wide inflation was incrementally higher with the GDP price index rising 2.0 percent, compared to the earlier estimate of 1.9 percent. Analysts expected 1.9 percent. The July release for the advance Q2 estimate will include the usual annual revisions going back 3 years for overall GDP and most components.
http://online.wsj.com/mdc/public/page/2_3063-economicCalendar.html?mod=topnav_2_3000

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