US light vehicle sales rise to 16.0 million annual rate in December
BEA data showed December light vehicle sales up 1.9% from November, while full-year 2025 sales rose 2.4% from 2024.
By Sarah Jenkins 3 months agoSection
BEA data showed December light vehicle sales up 1.9% from November, while full-year 2025 sales rose 2.4% from 2024.
By Sarah Jenkins 3 months agoWednesday’s US data slate includes private payrolls, job openings, services activity and two weeks of mortgage application figures...
By Ingrid Halvorsen 3 months agoCalculated Risk said early-reporting local markets posted a 2.5% December sales rise, though 2025 may still be among the weakest y...
By Ingrid Halvorsen 3 months agoThe ISM Services PMI reached its highest 2025 reading, with employment returning to expansion and prices easing but still elevated...
By David L. Chen 3 months agoMBA data showed lower loan application volume despite a decline in the average 30-year conforming mortgage rate to 6.25%.
By David L. Chen 3 months agoBLS data showed openings lower in November, while hires and separations were steady at 5.1 million, signaling reduced labor demand...
By David L. Chen 3 months agoInitial claims increased by 8,000 in the week ended Jan. 3, while the four-week average fell to its lowest level since April 2024.
By David L. Chen 3 months agoConsensus estimates cited by Calculated Risk point to a wider trade deficit and a modest rise in initial unemployment claims.
By David L. Chen 3 months agoADP reported a smaller-than-expected December gain in private jobs, with annual pay up 4.4% and the BLS employment report due Frid...
By Ingrid Halvorsen 3 months agoExports rose and imports fell in October, cutting the U.S. goods and services deficit by $18.8 billion from September’s revised le...
By Sarah Jenkins 3 months agoManheim’s used-vehicle index rose to 205.5 in December, up 0.1% on the month and 0.4% from a year earlier after adjustments.
By David L. Chen 3 months agoFriday’s US releases include the December jobs report, delayed housing starts, January sentiment and the Federal Reserve’s third-q...
By Ingrid Halvorsen 3 months ago