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Consider the acts of the Settlers, cutting down trees provoking Palestinian farmers who just want to earn a living and have been working the land for many years, this is a terrible choice. There are many accounts by the IDF of settlers provoking and using voilence to itimidate the farmers and the farmers only means of defense have been those Jewish Israelis who hold high justice and fairness, and of course, this enrages the settlers.If this statement is true then the settlers have won and will now continue unabated - shame on Israel, it is totally unfair and undemocratic. People are people and all have a right to earn a living in peace. After all this is farming we are talking about, they are not building bombs and planning our destruction and the settlers are not the Law here. Will the IDF do it's job - Violence and intimidation is just wrong, no matter who does it.
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Niwa forecaster Christopher Brandolino said that 20 days into winter, Palmerston North and Whanganui residents had enjoyed their warmest average temperatures for June since records began, in 1928 and 1937 respectively.
Masterton was also going through one of the mildest starts to winter on record, Brandolino said, as was Whangarei.
The main centres were also having a better-than-average winter so far, with the average Auckland temperature, measured at Whenuapai, coming in as the third-warmest since records began in 1945.
Although this month's storm cut power to some Aucklanders for about a week and uprooted trees, it also brought in some warm air, Brandolino said. "It was windy and wet but it wasn't a cold rain."
Wellington's average temperature so far this month was 2.1 degrees above normal, at 11.8 degrees. Christchurch's was 1.2 degrees above the normal average for June at 8.1 degrees.
Brandolino said the lack of southerly winds caused the unseasonal warmth.
The top half of the country had had a wetter than normal start to winter but conditions elsewhere were quite dry.
Looking ahead, the warmer-than-average temperatures were likely to continue, Brandolino said.
However, the east coast of the North Island and the top of the South Island should expect above-average rainfall for the rest of the winter as warm winds come in from the east. Rainfall should be about average for the rest of the country.
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Libya's stock market will be ready to resume trading in about one month and hopes to attract more foreign investors, the head of the exchange's Benghazi branch told Reuters on Sunday.
Trading in the market, which used to operate in Tripoli and Benghazi simultaneously, has been halted since Feb. 17, the day an uprising started in Benghazi which months later forced Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi from power.
The exchange only had 12 listed companies and trading volumes were small, but the resumption of trading would send a signal to investors that Libya is starting to function again after its civil war.
"We would be ready to resume trading after a month," Nagib Abdel Salam Obeida told Reuters in an interview.
"We need first to be in touch with listed companies and traders to inform them about the situation, and work to avoid a new crash in the market on the opening day," he added
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DALLAS, Texas (105.3 THE FAN) – The way Chuck Liddell sees it, the oddsmakers have tomorrow's UFC light heavyweight title fight all wrong. While they're overwhelmingly favoring Jon Jones, "The Ice Man" says that his protege Glover Teixeira will finish the champion within three rounds.
"Knock out or submission," the UFC Hall of Famer told Richard Hunter in advance of this weekend's UFC 172 pay per view. "It won't go past three."
Listen to Richard Hunter talk to Chuck Liddell about Glover Teixeira's chances in UFC 172's main event:
Liddell actually scored Jones' recent unanimous decision victory over Alexander Gustaffson a draw, and he believes that his former training partner will be the first to stop the man who's held the 205-pound title for the past three years.
Teixeira caught the attention of Liddell and his trainer John Hackelman years ago, and they invited him to train with them at "The Pit". Visa issues, however, kept Teixeira from traveling away from his native Brazil for an extended period of time, delaying his UFC debut until well past his 30th birthday. Now that he's joined the organization, his 20-fight win streak and undefeated UFC record has labeled him a title contender in a very short period of time.
If he defeats Jones on Saturday night, Teixeira will have pulled off one of the biggest title upsets in UFC history. A tall order to be sure, but he can take comfort in knowing that a UFC hall of famer is going on record as predicting that it will happen.
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LONDON – A member of parliament described how he was ushered into a safe room at
a London mosque by staff after receiving death threats by a group of extremist
Islamists.Conservative MP Mike Freer was meeting with constituents at
the North Finchley Mosque last Friday when a radical group calling themselves
"Muslims Against Crusades" posted on its website threats encouraging Muslims to
attack the parliamentarian.RELATED:UK university holds 'anti-West' week under 'justice' guise'Anti-semitism down in UK in first half of 2011'Last year, Labor MP Stephen Timms was stabbed
by a Muslim constituent at a meeting in East London. Prior to Friday's meeting,
the Muslim Against Crusades group stated on their website that the attack on
Timms should serve as a "piercing reminder that their presence is no longer
welcome in any Muslim area.""We warn Mike Freer and every other MP in
Britain that their presence is no longer welcomed in any Muslim area and that
examples such as Stephen Timms should serve as a piercing reminder of this," the
extremists wrote on their website.The group held a protest outside the
mosque while a number of protesters managed to get into the meeting."One
of the protesters sat at a table where I was dealing with a constituent and was
abusive," he said.Freer, who is not Jewish, said he was called a "Jewish
homosexual pig" and staff at the mosque then decided to take him into an
adjacent office for his own protection until police arrived.The
representative of the neighborhoods of Finchley and Golders Green – who is a
member of Conservative Friends of Israel and vice-president of the All-Party
Parliamentary Enquiry into Anti-Semitism – played a prominent role in the
campaign against Palestinian activist Raed Salah's visit to the UK in
June."Given this man's history of virulent anti-Semitism, will the home
secretary ban him from entering the UK?" Freer said in Parliament in July. "The
UK Border Agency has made a very serious error in letting this man walk through
passport control."Speaking to The Jerusalem Post, Freer, who is also
very involved in multi-faith work, emphasized that it was a small and
unrepresentative group behind the unrest and that the mosque had no connection
to them."I wish to make it clear that the events in no way reflect the
views of the mainstream majority at the North Finchley Mosque," Freer said. "The
incident was cause by an extreme group not connected to my local
community."Freer said that he has a good relationship with the
management of the mosque and has frank discussions about an array of issues with
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Summary of my Post-CPI Tweets
Below is a summary of my post-CPI tweets. You can (and should!) follow me @inflation_guy or sign up for email updates to my occasional articles here. Investors with interests in this area be sure to stop by Enduring Investments.
- Core CPI +0.18%, y/y rises to 1.77%. Pretty much as-expected on the headline figures.
- Was some market concern about a possible higher print following PPI, but there isn't much correlation.
- Note that the next two months of CPI will 'drop off' an 0.10% and an 0.05%, so we should get to 2% on core inflation by mid-September.
- Of course the Fed's target is ~2.25% on core CPI (since they tgt core PCE) so Fed can argue it's still below tgt. Uptrend may concern.
- Housing inflation on the other hand going to the moon
- This is great chart and it's the reason core never had a chance of entering deflation territory. & will go up. (retweeted Matthew B)
- Housing #CPI overall just hit 2% y/y. Primary rents 3.53%. OER, which is 24% of the whole CPI, rose to 2.95% from 2.79%. Wow!
- …our model for OER is at 3.1%, and the actual number HAD been lagging. I love it when a plan comes together.
- So housing drove core services to +2.5% y/y, core goods -0.4%.
- So if housing busted higher, what was the services offset? Medical care, 2.51% y/y vs 2.84% last month.
- WSJ argued earlier this month that is expected because under Ocare people are actually spending their own money.
- Within medical care, drugs went to 3.44% vs 4.05%, pro svcs went 1.83% from 1.58%, and hospital & related to 3.48% from 4.51%. So maybe?
- Yes, core PCE & core CPI are going to be rising. But core PCE won't be anywhere close to the Fed's tgt by Sep.
- Here is core and median CPI (the latter not out yet today) and core PCE.
- core commodities are about where they should (eventually) be, given rally in TW$. A bit ahead of schedule though.
- This chart means either that home prices are overextended or incomes need to catch up, or both.
- Here is our OER model that is based on incomes. Not a tight fit but gets direction right.
- I wondered about this when I paid $180/night for room in S. Dak. Hotel infl driven in part by fracking boom?
- probably would fit better if I used a regional lodging index rather than national, I suspect.
The summary of today's CPI release is that the underlying pressures remain the same, and the trends remain the same. The really interesting dynamic going forward isn't in CPI (although at some point when core goods starts to rise again, that will be quite interested), but in how the Fed reacts to the CPI. When they meet in September, core CPI will be around 2%, a bit shy of where the Fed's target is. But the uptrend will be clearly apparent, and core and median CPI will likely be closer to 2.5% than 2% by the end of the year.
So the interesting dynamic is this: even though inflation is below the Fed's target, and growth isn't great shakes, and there are risks to the global economic system in Europe and in China…will the Fed tighten in September anyway? If they do, then it will be surprising if only because the FOMC passed on many opportunities over the last five years which would have been much more accommodating (no pun intended) to a normalization of rates. Sure, if they now recognize that they should have tightened three years ago it shouldn't color their decision today – the best time to plant a tree may have been thirty years ago, but the best time that we can actually choose from is today – but the Fed hasn't usually been so limber in its reasoning. Especially with a very dovish makeup of the Committee, I would be surprised to see them hike rates unless inflation has surpassed their target and growth is pretty strong with global risks receding.
However, the strength of my view on that has been slipping recently. Although I think most of the Fed's talk on this point is mere bluster, we do have to pay attention when Fed speakers – and especially the Chairman – say the same things multiple times. While Yellen has expressed only an expectation that the Fed will raise rates later this year (and we have no idea how conditional that expectation is on stronger growth, on Chinese growth, on European volatility etc, she has said this multiple times and at some point I have to conclude she means it. I still think that the odds of getting rates even up to 1% in a single series of moves is slim, but I admit the more-consistent Fed chatter is worth listening to.
Summary of My Post-CPI Tweets
Below is a summary of my post-CPI tweets. ou can (and should!) follow me @inflation_guy or sign up for email updates to my occasional articles here. Investors with interests in this area be sure to stop by Enduring Investments.
- Core CPI prints +0.145…just misses printing +0.2, which will make it seem weak. We will see the breakdown.
- y/y core goes to 1.73% from 1.81%. A downtick there was very likely because we were dropping off +0.23%
- This decreases odds of Sept Fed hike (I didn't think likely anyway) but remember we have a couple more cpi prints so don't exaggerate.
- Core goods (-0.3% from -0.2%) and core services (2.4% from 2.5%) both declined. Again, some of that is base effects.
- fwiw, next few months we drop off from core CPI: +0.137%, +0.098%, +0.052%, and +0.145%. So y/y core will be higher in a few months.
- INteresting was housing declined to 1.9% from 2.2% y/y. But it was all Lodging away from home: 0.96% from 5.1% y/y!
- Gotta tell you I am traveling now and that reminds you the difference between rate and level. Hotels are EXPENSIVE!
- Owners' Equiv Rent +2.79% from 2.77%. Primary Rents 3.47% unch. So the main housing action is still up. And should continue.
- Remember the number we care about is actually Median CPI, a couple hours from now. That should stay 0.2 and around 2.2% y/y.
- At root, this isn't a very exciting CPI figure. It helps the doves, but that help will be short-lived. Internals didn't move much tho.
The last remark sums it up. While the movement in Lodging Away from Home made it briefly look like there was some weakness in housing, I probably would have dismissed that anyway. There's simply too much momentum in housing prices for there to be anything other than accelerating inflation in that sector. We have a long way to go, I think, before we have any topping in housing inflation.
But overall, this was a fairly boring figure. While the year-on-year core CPI print declined, that was due as I mentioned to base effects: dropping off a curiously strong number from last year. (That said, this month's core CPI definitely calms things a bit after last month's upward surprise). However, the next few base effect changes will push y/y core CPI higher. While today's data will be welcomed by the doves, by the time of the September meeting the momentum in core inflation will be evident and median inflation is likely to be heading higher as well.
Note that I don't think the Fed tightens in September even with a core CPI at 2% or above, but the bond market will get very scared about that between now and then. Could be some rough sledding for fixed income later in the summer. But not for now!
Summary of My Post-CPI Tweets
Here is a summary of my post-CPI tweets. You can (and should!) follow me @inflation_guy or sign up for email updates to my occasional articles here. Investors with interests in this area be sure to stop by Enduring Investments.
- CPI Day! Exciting. The y/y for core will "drop off" +0.20% m/m from last yr, so to get core to 1.9% y/y takes +0.29 m/m this yr.
- Consensus looks for a downtick in core to 1.7% y/y (rounding down) instead of the rounded-up 1.8% (actually 1.754%) last mo.
- oohoooooo! Core +0.3% m/m. y/y stays at 1.8%. Checking rounding.
- +0.256% m/m on core, so the 0.3% is mostly shock value. But y/y goes to 1.81%, no round-assist needed.
- Headline was in line with expectations, -0.2% y/y. Big sigh of relief from dealers holding TIPS inventory left from the auction.
- Core ex-shelter was +0.24%, biggest rise since Jan 2013. That's important.
- This really helps my speaking engagement next mo – a debate between pro & con inflation positions at Global Fixed Income Institute. :-)
- More analysis coming. But Excel really hates it when you focus on another program while a big sheet is calculating…
- It's still core services doing all the heavy lifting. Core goods was -0.2% y/y (unch) while core services rose to 2.5% y/y.
- Core services has been 2.4%-2.5% since August.
- Owners' Equivalent Rent rose to 2.77% y/y, highest since…well, a long time.
- Thanks Excel for giving me my data back. As I said, OER was 2.77%, up from 2.69%. Primary rents frll to 3.47% from 3.53%.
- Housing as a whole went to 2.20% y/y from 1.93%, which is huge. Some of that was household energy but ex-energy shelter was 2.67 vs 2.56
- Or housing ex-shelter, ex-energy was 1.14% from 0.67%. Seems I am drilling a bit deep but getting housing right is very important.
- Medical Care +2.91% from 2.46%. Big jump, but mostly repaying the inexplicable dip from Q1. Lot of this is new O'care seasonality.
- Median is a bit of a wildcard this month. Looks like median category will be OER (South Urban), so it will depend on seasonal adj.
- But best guess for median has been 0.2% for a while. Underlying inflation is and has been 2.0%-2.4% since 2011.
- And reminder: it's median that matters. Core will continue to converge upwards to it, (and I think median will go higher.)
- None of this changes the Fed. They're not going to hike rates for a long while. Growth is too weak and that's all they care about.
- For all the noise about the dual mandate, the Fed acts as if it only has one mandate: employment (which they can't do anything about).
- The next few monthly core figures to drop off are 0.23%, 0.14%, 0.10%, and 0.05%.
- So, if we keep printing 0.22% on core, on the day of the Sep FOMC meeting core CPI will be 2.2% y/y, putting core PCE basically at tgt.
- I think this is why FOMC doves have been musing about "symmetrical misses" and letting infl scoot a little higher.
- US #Inflation mkt pricing: 2015 1.1%;2016 1.8%;then 1.8%, 2.0%, 2.0%, 2.1%, 2.2%, 2.3%, 2.4%, 2.5%, & 2025:2.4%.
- For the record, that is the highest m/m print in core CPI since January 2008. It hasn't printed a pure 0.3% or above since 2006.
There is no doubt that this is a stronger inflation print than the market expected. Although the 0.3% print was due to rounding (the first such print, though, since January 2013), the month/month core increase hasn't been above 0.26% since January 2008 and it has been nearly a decade since 0.3% prints weren't an oddity (see chart, source Bloomberg).
You can think of the CPI as being four roughly-equal pieces: Core goods, Core services ex-rents, Rents, and Food & Energy. Obviously, the first three represent Core CPI. The breakdown (source: BLS and Enduring Investments calculations) is shown below.
Note that in the tweet-stream, I referred to core services being 2.4%-2.5% since August. With the chart above, you can see that this was because both pieces were pretty flat, but that the tame performance overall of core services was because services outside of rents was declining while rents were rising. But core services ex-rents appear to have flattened out, while housing indicators suggest higher rents are still ahead (Owners' Equivalent Rent, the bigger piece, went to 2.77%, the highest since January 2008). Core goods, too, look to have flattened out and have probably bottomed.
So the basic story is getting simpler. Housing inflation continues apace, and the moderating effects on consumers' pocketbooks (one-time medical care effects, e.g., which are now being erased with big premium hikes) are ebbing. This merely puts Core on a course to re-converge with Median. If core inflation were to stop when it got to median, the Fed would be very happy. The chart below (Source: Bloomberg) supports the statement I made above, that median inflation has been between 2% and 2.4% since 2011. Incidentally, the chart is through March, but Median CPI was just released as I type this, at 2.2% y/y again.
But that gentle convergence at the Fed target won't happen. Unless the Federal Reserve acts rapidly and decisively, not to raise rates but to remove excess reserves from the banking system (and indeed, to keep rates and thereby velocity low while doing so, a mean trick indeed), inflation has but one way to go. Up. And there appears little risk that the Fed will act decisively in a hawkish fashion.
Inflation Risks Behind, Beside, and Ahead
To be sure, it looks like growth slowed over the course of the difficult winter. The cause of this malaise doesn't appear to me to be weather-related, but rather dollar-related; while currency movements don't have large effects on inflation, they have reasonably significant effects on top-line sales when economies are sufficiently open. It is less clear that we will have similar sequential effects and that growth will be as punk in Q2 as it was in Q1. While I do think that the economy has passed its zenith for this expansion and is at increasing risk for a recession later this year into next, I don't have much concern that we are slipping into a recession now.
Given how close the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow tracker was to the actual Q1 GDP figure, the current forecast of that tool of 0.8% for Q2 – which would be especially disappointing following the 0.2% in Q1 that was reported last week – has drawn a lot of attention. However Tom Kenny, a senior economist at ANZ, points out that the indicator tends to start its estimate for the following quarter at something close to the prior quarter's result, because in the absence of any hard data the best guess is that the prior trend is maintained. I am paraphrasing his remark, published in today's "Daily Shot" (see the full comment at the end of the column here). It is a good point, and (while I think recession risks are increasing) a good reminder that it is probably too early to jump off a building about US growth.
That being said, it does not help matters that gasoline prices are rising once again. While national gasoline prices are only back up to $2.628 per gallon (see chart, source Bloomberg), that figure compares to an average of roughly $2.31 in Q1 (with a low near $2/gallon).
It isn't clear how much lower gasoline prices helped Q1 growth. Since lower energy prices also caused a fairly dramatic downshift in the energy production sector of the US economy, lower prices may have even been a net drag in the first quarter. Unfortunately, that doesn't mean that higher gasoline prices now will be a net boost to the second quarter; while energy consumption responds quite rapidly to price changes, energy producers will likely prove to be much more hesitant to turn the taps back on after the serious crunch just experienced. I doubt $0.30/gallon will matter much, but if gasoline prices continue to creep higher then take note.
Inflation traders have certainly taken note of the improvement in gasoline prices, but although inflation swaps have retraced much of what they had lost late last year (see chart of 5y inflation swaps, quoted in basis points, source Bloomberg) expectations for core inflation have not recovered. Stripping out energy, swap quotes for 5-year inflation imply a core rate of around 1.65% compounded – approximately the same as it was in January.
And that brings us to the most interesting chart of all. The chart below (source: Bloomberg) shows the year/year change in the Employment Cost Index (wages), in white, versus median inflation.
Repeat to yourself again that wages do not lead inflation; they follow inflation. I would argue this chart shows wages are catching up for the steady inflation over the last couple of years, and for the increased health care costs that are now falling on individuals and families but are not captured terribly well by the CPI. But either way, wages are now rising at a faster rate than prices, which will not make it easy for inflation to sink lower.
Let me also show you another chart from a data release last week. This is the Case-Shiller 20-city composite year/year change. Curiously (maybe), housing prices may be in the process of re-accelerating higher after cooling off a bit last year – although home price inflation as measured by the CS-20 never fell anywhere near to where overall inflation was.
Inflation risks are clearly now moving into the danger zone. I showed a chart of a lagging inflation indicator (wages), a coincident indicator (energy), and a leading indicator (housing). All three of these are now rising at something faster than the current rate of core inflation. In my view, there is not much chance that core inflation over the next 5 years will average only 1.65%.
Summary of My Post-CPI Tweets
Below you can find a recap and extension of my post-CPI tweets. You can follow me @inflation_guy or sign up for email updates to my occasional articles here. Investors with interests in this area be sure to stop by Enduring Investments.
- Core CPI+0.23% m/m is the story, with y/y upticking to 1.754% (rounded to +1.8%). This was higher than expected, by a smidge.
- Core services +2.4% y/y down from 2.5%. But core goods -0.2%, up from -0.5% last mo and -0.8% two months ago. Despite dollar strength!
- Core ex-housing rose to 0.91% y/y from 0.69% at the end of 2014. Another sign core inflation has bottomed and is heading back to median.
- The m/m rise of 0.20% in core ex-shelter was the highest since Jan 2013.
- Primary rents 3.53% y/y from 3.54%; OER 2.693% from 2.687%. Zzzzz…story today is outside of housing, which is significant.
- Accelerating major groups: Apparel, Transport, Med Care, Recreation (32.1% of index). Decel: Food/Bev, Housing, Educ/Comm, Other (67.9%)
- …but again, in housing the shelter component (32.7% of overall CPI) was unch at ~3% while fuels/utilities plunged to -2.26% from flat.
- [in response to a question "Michael we have been scratching our heads on this one… is it some impact of port strike do you think?"] @econhedge I don't think so. But core goods was just too low. Our proxy says this is about right.
- @econhedge w/in core goods, Medical commodities went to 4.2% from 3.9%, new cars from 0.1% to 0.3%, and Apparel to -0.5% from -0.8%.
- @econhedge so you can argue Obamacare effect having as much impact as port strike. But it's one month in any case. Don't overanalyze. :-)
- Medicinal drugs at 4.46% y/y. In mid-2013 it was flat. That was a big reason core CPI initially diverged from median. Sequester effect.
- @econhedge Drugs 1.70%, med equip/supplies 0.08% (that's percentage of overall CPI). 8.7% and 0.4% of core goods, respectively.
- Median should be roughly 0.2%. I have it up 0.21% m/m and 2.22% y/y, but I don't have the right seasonals for the regional OERs.
- Further breakdown of medical care commodities: the biggest piece was prescription drugs, +5.74% y/y vs 5.19%. The other parts were lower.
The main headline of the story is that core inflation rose the most month-over-month since May. After a long string of sub-0.2% prints (that sometimes rounded up), this was a clean print that would annualize to 2.7% or so. And it is no fluke. The rise was broad-based, with 63% of the components at least 2% above deflation (see chart, source Enduring Investments, and keep in mind that anything energy-related is not part of that 63%) and nearly a quarter of the basket above 3%.
This is no real surprise. Median has consistently been well above core CPI, which implied some "tail categories" were dragging down core CPI. These tail categories are still there (see chart, source Enduring Investments), but less than they had been (compare to chart here). Ergo, core is converging upward to median CPI. As predicted.
The next important step in the evolution of inflation will be when median inflation turns decisively higher, which we think will happen soon. But that being said, a few more months of core inflation accelerating on a year/year basis will get the attention of the moderates on the Federal Reserve Board. I don't think it will matter until the doves also take notice, and this is unlikely to happen when the economy is slowing, as it appears to be doing. I don't think we will see a Fed hike this year.
Summary of my Post-CPI Tweets
Below you can find a recap and extension of my post-CPI tweets. You can follow me @inflation_guy or sign up for email updates to my occasional articles here. Investors with interests in this area be sure to stop by Enduring Investments.
- core CPI +0.157%, so it just barely rounded to +0.2%. Still an upside surprise. Y/Y rose to 1.69%, rounding to 1.7%.
- y/y headline now +0.0%. It will probably still dip back negative until the gasoline crash is done, but this messes up the "deflation meme"
- (Although the deflation meme was always a crock since core is 1.7% and rising, and median is higher).
- Core ex-housing +0.78%. Still weak.
- Core services +2.5%. Core goods -0.5%, which is actually a mild acceleration. So the rise in core actually came from the goods side.
- Accelerating major cats: Apparel, Transp. Decel: Food/Bev, Housing, Med care, Recreation, Other. Unch: Educ/Comm. But lots of asterisks.
- Shelter component of housing rose back to 3% (2.98%) y/y; was just fuels & utilities dragging down housing.
- Primary rents: +3.54% y/y, a new high. Owners' Equiv Rent: 2.69%, just off the highs.
- In Medical Care, Medicinal Drugs 4.13% from 4.16%, but pro services +1.47 from +1.71 and hospital services 3.28% from 4.08%.
- In Education and Communication: Education decelerated to 3.5% from 3.7%; Communication accel to -2.2% from -2.3%.
- 10y breakevens +3bps. Funny how mild surprises (Fed, CPI) just run roughshod over the shorts who are convinced deflation is destiny.
- No big $ reaction. FX guys can't decide if CPI bullish (Fed maybe changes mind and goes hawkish!) or bearish (inflation hurts curncy).
- Here's my take: Fed isn't going to be hawkish. Maybe ever. So this should be a negative for the USD.
This CPI report was a smidge strong, but just a smidge. The market was looking for something around 0.12% or so on core, and instead got 0.16%. To be sure, this is another report that shows no sign of primary deflation, but still it amazes me that inflation breakevens can have such a significant reaction to what was actually just a mild surprise. That reaction tells you how pervasive the "deflation meme" has become – the notion that the economies of the world are headed towards a deflationary debt spiral. I am not saying that cannot happen, but I am saying that it will not happen unless somehow the central banks of the world decide to stop flushing money into the system. And honestly, I see no sign whatsoever that that is about to happen.
As I wrote last week, it should be no surprise that this is a dovish Fed that will perpetually look for reasons to not tighten, and will do so only when the market demands it. My guess is that will happen once inflation, breakevens, and rates rise, and stocks fall. And this doesn't look imminent.
Outside of housing, core inflation still looks soft. But housing inflation is accelerating further, as has been our core view for some time. The chart below (data source: Bloomberg) shows the y/y change in primary rents is at 3.54%. The median in primary rents for the period for 1995-2008 (the 13 years leading up to the crisis) was 3.20%. And during that time, core inflation ex-housing was 1.72% (median).
Like most data, you can use this to argue two diametrically-opposed positions. You might argue that the Fed's loose money policy has helped re-kindle a bubble in housing, as inflation in rents of 3.54% with other core prices rising at 0.78% suggests that housing is in a world of its own. Therefore, the Fed ought to be removing stimulus, and tightening policy, to address the bubble in housing (and the one in equities) and to keep that bubble from bleeding into other markets and pushing general prices higher. But the flip side of the argument is that core inflation outside of housing is only 0.78%, so therefore if the FOMC starts removing liquidity then we may have primary deflation, ex housing. Accordingly, damn the torpedoes and full steam ahead on easing.
The data itself can be used right now to make either argument. Which one do you think the Fed will make?
Follow-up question: given that the Fed has historically one of the worst forecasting records imaginable, which argument do you think is actually closer to correct?
Summary (and Extension!) of My Post-CPI Tweets
Below you can find a recap and extension of my post-CPI tweets. You can follow me @inflation_guy or sign up for email updates to my occasional articles here. Investors with interests in this area be sure to stop by Enduring Investments.
- CPI -0.7%, core +0.2%. Ignore headline. Annual revisions as well.
- Core +0.18% to two decimals. Strong report compared to expectations.
- Core rise also off upwardly-revised prior mo. Changing seasonal adj doesn't affect y/y but makes the near-term contour less negative.
- y/y core 1.64%, barely staying at 1.6% on a rounded basis.
- Core for last 4 months now 0.18, 0.08, 0.10, 0.18. The core flirting with zero never made a lot of sense.
- Primary rents 3.40% from 3.38% y/y, Owners' Equiv to 2.64% from 2.61%. Small moves, right direction.
- Overall Housing CPI fell to 2.27% from 2.52%, as a result of huge drop in Household Energy from 2.53% to -0.06%. Focus on the core part!
- RT @boes_: As always you have to be following @inflation_guy on CPI day >>Thanks!
- A bit surprising is that Apparel y/y rose to -1.41% from -1.99%. I thought dollar strength would keep crushing Apparel.
- Also New & Used Motor Vehicles -0.78% from -0.89%. Also expected weakness there from US$ strength. Interesting.
- Airline fares, recently a big source of weakness, now -2.98% y/y from -4.71% y/y.
- 10y BEI up 4bps at the moment. And big extension tomorrow. Ouch, would hate to have bet wrong this morning.
- Medical Care 2.64% y/y from 2.96%.
- College tuition and fees 3.64% from 3.43%. Child care and nursery school 3.05% from 2.24%. They get you both ends.
- Core CPI ex-[shelter] rose to 0.72% from 0.69%. Still near an 11-year low.
- Overall, core services +2.5% (was +2.4%), core goods -0.8% (was -0.8%). The downward pressure on core is all from goods side.
- …and goods inflation tends to be mean-reverting. It hasn't reverted yet, and with a strong dollar it will take longer, but it will.
- That's why you can make book on core inflation rising.
- At 2.64% y/y, OER is still tracking well below our model. It will continue to be a source of upward pressure this year.
- Thank you for all the follows and re-tweets!
- Summary: CPI & the assoc. revisions eases the appearance that core was getting wobbly. Median has been strong. Core will get there.
- Our "inflation angst" index rose above 1.5% for the 1st time since 2011. The index measures how much higher inflation FEELS than it IS.
- That's surprising, and it's partly driven by increasing volatility in the inflation subcomponents. Volatility feels like inflation.
- RT @czwalsh: @inflation_guy @boes_ using surveys? >>no. Surveys do a poor job on inflation. See why here: http://www.palgrave-journals.com/be/journal/v47/n1/abs/be201135a.html …
- 10y BEI now up 5.25bps. 1y infl swaps +28bps. Hated days like this when I made these markets. Not as bad from this side.
- Incidentally, none of this changes the Fed outlook. Median was already at target, so the Fed's focus on core is just a way to ignore it.
- Once core rises enough, they will find some other reason to not worry about inflation. Fed isn't moving rates far any time soon.
- Median CPI +0.2%. Actually slightly less, keeping the y/y at 2.2%.
What a busy and interesting CPI day. For some months, the inflation figures have been confounding as core inflation (as always, we ignore headline inflation when we are looking at trends) has consistently stayed far away from better measures of the central tendency of inflation. The chart below (source: Bloomberg), some version of which I have run quite a bit in the past, illustrates the difference between median CPI (on top), core CPI (in the middle), and core PCE (the Fed's favorite, on the bottom).
I often say that median is a "better measure of central tendency," but I haven't ever illustrated graphically why that's the case. The following chart (source: Enduring Investments) isn't exactly correct, but I have removed all of the food and beverages group and the main places that energy appears (motor fuel, household energy). We are left with about 70% of the index, about a third of which sports year-on-year changes of between 2.5% and 3.0%. Do you see the long tail to the left? That is the cause of the difference between core and median. About 12% of CPI, or about one-sixth of core, is deflating. And, since core is an average, that brings the average down a lot. Do you want to guide monetary policy on the basis of that 12%, or rather by the middle of the distribution? That's not a trick question, unless you are a member of the FOMC.
Now, let's talk about the dollar a bit, since in my tweets I mentioned apparel and autos. Ordinarily, the connection between the dollar and inflation is very weak, and very lagged. Only for terribly large movements in the dollar would you expect to see much movement in core inflation. This is partly because the US is still a relatively closed economy compared to many other smaller economies. The recent meme that the dollar's modest rally to this point would impress core deflation on us is just so much nonsense.
However, there are components that are sensitive to the dollar. Apparel is chief among them, mainly because very little of the apparel that we consume is actually produced in the US. It's a very clean category in that sense. Also, we import a lot of autos from both Europe and Asia, and they compete heavily with domestic auto manufacturers. As a consequence, the connection between these categories and the dollar is much better. The chart below shows a (strange) index of New Cars + Apparel, compared to the 2-year change in the broad trade-weighted dollar, lagged by 1 year – which essentially means that the dollar change is 'centered' on the change in New Cars + Apparel in such a way that it is really a 6-month lag between the dollar and these items.
It's not a day-trading model, but it helps explain why these categories are seeing weakness and probably will see weakness for a while longer. And guess what: those categories account for around 7% of the "tail" in that chart above. Ergo, core will likely stay below median for a while, although I think both will resume upward movement soon.
One of the reasons I believe the upward movement will continue soon is that housing continues to be pulled higher. The chart below (source: Enduring Investments using Bloomberg data) shows a coarse way of relating various housing price indicators to the owners' rent component of CPI.
We have a more-elegant model, but this makes the point sufficiently: OER is still below where it ought to be given the movement in housing prices. And shelter is a big part of the core CPI. If shelter prices keep accelerating, it is very hard for core (and median) inflation to decline very much.
One final chart (source Enduring Investments), relating to my comment that our inflation angst index has just popped higher.
This index is driven mainly by two things: the volatility of the various price changes we experience, and the dispersion of the price changes we experience. The distribution-of-price-changes chart above shows the large dispersion, which actually increased this month. Cognitively, we tend to overlook "good" price changes (declines, or smaller advances) and recall more easily the "bad", "painful" price changes. Also, we tend to encode rapid up-and-down changes in prices as inflation, even if prices aren't actually going anywhere much. I reference my original paper on the subject above, which explains the use of the lambda. What is interesting is the possibility that the extremely low levels of inflation concern that we have seen over the last couple of years may be changing. If it does, then wage pressures will tend to follow price pressures more quickly than they might otherwise.
Thanks for all the reads and follows today. I welcome all feedback!


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Sunday 04 March 2012
If a football manager's career is precarious, that of his coaches and assistants can be even more so. Once a manager is sacked, or even decides to resign, his staff are quite likely to be shown the door as well, however little responsibility they may bear.
At least Terry Connor, who takes Wolves to Fulham today for his second successive away game as temporary manager, knows he can do something about his own fate. His progress will be watched with particular interest by Colchester United's John Ward, the mentor who first gave Connor a leg up at Bristol Rovers almost 20 years ago.
"He was the community officer, working with schools and doing some coaching," Ward said. "I saw him working and liked what I saw. So when Dennis Booth, my assistant, went to Huddersfield I appointed Terry and he did very well for us. He was very committed, worked long hours and wanted to get qualifications, and it turned out he was a very good coach."
They later moved to Bristol City together and after Ward joined Wolves he recommended Connor as a development coach to work with young players such as Joleon Lescott.
When Wolves' recruitment ofa successor to Mick McCarthy ground to a halt they gave the popular assistant his chance. Despite a fighting 2-2 draw at Newcastle, Ward says it is a very different job: "It's the transition from being everybody's mate as a coach and assistant to having to make decisions on players he's been very close to.
"I see he did it the very first game and left [Roger] Johnson out. So there's no reason why he shouldn't do well because he's had a lot of experience of dealing with people. I just hope he can keep that smile on his face."
Fulham v Wolverhampton Wanderers is on Sky Sports 1 today, kick-off 2.05pm
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- Publisher: University of Chicago Press
- Format: Hardback | 288 pages
- Dimensions: 163mm x 231mm x 25mm | 522g
- Publication date: 11 May 2012
- Publication City/Country: Chicago, IL
- Illustrations note: 12 halftones, 1 table
- Sales rank: 1,157,607
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From August 29 to September 21, 1909, Sigmund Freud visited the United States, where he gave five lectures at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts. This volume brings together a stunning gallery of leading historians of psychoanalysis and of American culture to consider the broad history of psychoanalysis in America and to reflect on what has happened to Freud's legacy in the United States in the century since his visit. There has been a flood of scholarship on Freud's life and on the European or world history of psychoanalysis, but historians have produced relatively little on the proliferation of psychoanalytic thinking in the United States, where Freud's work had monumental intellectual and social impact. The essays in "After Freud Left" provide readers with insights and perspectives to help them understand the uniqueness of Americans' psychoanalytic thinking, as well as how active the legacy of Freud remains - both implicitly and explicitly - in the United States in the twenty-first century. "After Freud Left" will be essential reading for anyone interested in twentieth-century American history, general intellectual and cultural history, and psychology and psychiatry.
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John C. Burnham is research professor in the Department of History at Ohio State University. His most recent book is Accident Prone: A History of Technology, Psychology, and Misfits of the Machine Age, also published by the University of Chicago Press.
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All too often the history of psychoanalysis has been written from polemical standpoints, leaving us to lurch between uncritical hagiography and categorical repudiation. "After Freud Left" avoids these pitfalls, locating the rise and fall of psychoanalysis in the United States within broader social, political, cultural, and international developments. The result is a lively and intriguing set of essays, which offer refreshingly new, often surprising, insights into the history of this important intellectual movement. --Greg Eghigian, Pennsylvania State University"