MacroEdge 10/20 Weekly Report: Our Winter Timeline, MacroEdge Vision Update, Equilibrium, the Data is Still Depressing

In this edition of the Weekly Ozone Report - the team dives into our winter outlook, real estate trends, RESights, employment, MacroEdge Vision, data softness, and more... #MacroEdge

Our Winter Timeline (@DonMiami3, MacroEdge Chief Economist)

Good Sunday evening MacroEdge readers and community, 

This Sunday evening we’ll be diving into more important real estate data and see where things have shifted to with the broader economy as we barrel head-on into the final weeks before the election on 11/5. Markets as well as macro indicators continue to point to the fact that there has been no decision on the landing in the economy - between the no landing outcome and a harder landing outcome materializing. Asset prices - equities and hard assets - continue to rally higher every week and gold notably hit new all-time highs this evening (should surprise no one with what has been written in our Weekly Reports for the last year - as well as what’s occurring on the fiscal side of things in our government). The US added $500 billion to the national debt in two weeks so when we are asking the question - does it matter? Many markets tell us - it matters. 

This weekend we’ll keep a similar format to the one last weekend - where I will cover some of the critical key points from the latest data releases and let the rest of the team swing heavy on particular sectors - as well as for MacroEdge Vision with Six. We’ll have a comprehensive announcement for RESights on Wednesday with what we’re including in our newest sector coverage of MacroEdge - including discussions with industry leaders, MacroEdge datasets, regional coverage, & much more. This is one of the core elements of our ‘2025 Vision’ that we continue to build and expand upon.