"Productivity Pickup" | Weekly Economic Commentary | November 13, 2017
“Productivity grew 3% in the third quarter, the best quarter since 2014.
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“Productivity grew 3% in the third quarter, the best quarter since 2014.
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“Economic reports released in October 2017, which mostly reflect economic activity in September, largely exceeded expectations throughout the month.”
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“High-quality fixed income was on pace for another negative month late in October, but global events caused a last minute rally.”
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“We believe that weakness in MLPs may be overdone and the group could be poised for a turnaround.”
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“We believe that Republicans are highly motivated to get tax reform done and that pragmatism will ultimately win the day.”
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“TIPS are a high-quality asset class that can potentially cushion portfolios if inflation continues to increase.”
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“We continue our Halloween tradition and feature five risks that have the potential to scare markets.”
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“November kicks off a historically strong period of the year for financial markets.”
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“The search for a Fed chair has dominated headlines, but the FOMC may have a bigger impact on monetary policy decisions.”
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“This week we discuss five reasons to take a serious look at Japan.”
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