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Majority of pandemic stimulus checks went toward savings or paying off debt: New York Fed

ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn New data offers a glimpse at how each round of stimulus checks was used. • 4 min read Biden discusses COVID-19 relief bill as Americans begin to receive stimulus checks Single father Keith Walker talks about how the COVID-19 relief is helping his family. In an interview with ABC News, President Joe Biden also spoke about immigration and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.Brian Snyder/Reuters, FILE Americans saved or paid off debt with most of their pandemic stimulus payments, according to surveys from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Inflation dynamics during a pandemic

Inflation dynamics during a pandemic
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Can the US Federal Reserve cope with an economic recovery? – Investment Watch

Today is US Federal Reserve day as we wait to see what the world’s main central bank has to say for itself and what policy actions are on the way. There are two themes to this and the first is that it is setting policy for the world’s largest economy and ch-ch-changes as David Bowie would say are on their way. The New York Fed Staff Nowcast stands at 8.6% for 2021:Q1 and 4.0% for 2021:Q2. News from the JOLTS, PPI, and CPI releases was small, leaving the nowcast for both quarters broadly unchanged. As you can see the US is on course for not only a good first half to 2021 if the New York Fed is right but looks set to outperform its peers. The numbers are annualised so for those not used to the system divide by four. Whilst the numbers were unchanged on the week they have been improving as this year has progressed as the forecast for the first quarter was 5.22%.

March Consumer Sentiment Rises to Pandemic High, USD Stronger

March Consumer Sentiment Rises to Pandemic High, USD Stronger 2021-03-12 15:00:00 Izaac Brook, Consumer Sentiment and US Dollar Talking Points: Consumer Sentiment Printed Strongly at 83.0 vs. forecast of 78.5. One Year Inflation Expectations Fell Slightly Following Subdued CPI and PPI Prints. The US Dollar Dropped Following the Release Before Rebounding Higher as Yields Rise. Advertisement March Consumer Sentiment Rises to Pandemic High, USD Stronger The University of Michigan’s preliminary consumer sentiment index for March printed at 83.0 vs. a forecast of 78.5, handily beating the forecast. This print marks the index’s highest point since last March, before the pandemic and related containment measures took effect. While sentiment remains well below its pre-pandemic levels, the solid print in March demonstrates that the outlook of consumers is improving.

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