Insights
Catalpa Macro Insights is a think piece published every few weeks to highlight aspects of the markets that are often overlooked. It features a succinct chart relating to recent developments or shifts in the global economy.
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30 January 2013 – Macro Insight: Third Time’s the Charm
21 December 2012 – Macro Insight: One-Way Ben
14 November 2012 – Macro Insight: The Mean Reversion of US Residential Investment
5 October 2012 – Macro Insight: When Incumbents Win
31 August 2012 – Macro Insight: US Housing Heals
20 July 2012 – Macro Insight: Drought Fallout
19 June 2012 – Macro Insight: The Saudi Sanction
8 June 2012 – Macro Insight: The Fracking Revolution
4 May 2012 – Macro Insight: The Government is a Drag
5 April 2012 – Macro Insight: US Housing is Shovel-Ready
5 March 2012 – Macro Insight: The Housing Hockey Stick Redux
27 January 2012 – Macro Insight: China’s Yuan-O-Matic
23 November 2011 – Macro Insight: Santa’s Empty Workshop
3 November 2011 – Macro Insight: The Looming US Housing Shortage
17 October 2011 – Macro Insight: October Revolutions
6 October 2011 – Macro Insight: The Not-So-New Normal of Volatility
21 July 2011 – Macro Insight: Gold in the Really Long Run
12 July 2011 – Macro Insight: The Fed’s Easy Money Overhang
17 June 2011 – Macro Insight: China’s Trade [Surplus] Deficit
26 May 2011 – Macro Insight: Lake Wobegon Analysts
13 May 2011 – Macro Insight: It’s the Unemployment Rate, Stupid
4 May 2011 – Chart of the Week: Getting Paid to Borrow
20 April 2011 – Chart of the Week: Inflation By Any Other Name
7 March 2011 – Chart of the Week: The US Payroll Growth Cycle
28 February 2011 – Chart of the Week: Oil Spikes and Savings Rates
21 February 2011 – Chart of the Week: Curing Mortgage Delinquencies
14 February 2011 – Chart of the Week: The US Unemployment Rate
7 February 2011 – Chart of the Week: Boomers and the Labor Participation Rate
31 January 2011 – Chart of the Week: The Zarnowitz Rule Revisited
24 January 2011 – Chart of the Week: Real Rates in China
18 January 2011 – Chart of the Week: Slack in the US Economy
10 January 2011 – Chart of the Week: Payroll Revisionism
20 December 2010 – Chart of the Week: US Mortgage Applications and Rising Rates
13 December 2010 – Chart of the Week: The Surge in Corporate Cash
6 December 2010 – Chart of the Week: Layoffs Peak Among the Unemployed
29 November 2010 – Chart of the Week: Food and Energy Prices Point to a Higher Core CPI
22 November 2010 – Chart of the Week: The Turn in US Commercial Construction
15 November 2010 – Chart of the Week: The US Consumer Steps Up to the Plate
8 November 2010 – Chart of the Week: Yuan Revaluation Goes Both Ways
1 November 2010 – Chart of the Week: Partisan Swings as the New Normal in US Politics
25 October 2010 – Chart of the Week: The Fed Gets What It Wants
18 October 2010 – Chart of the Week: The 2010 US Election Wave
11 October 2010 – Chart of the Week: The US Payroll Gap
4 October 2010 – Chart of the Week: The ISM’s Yellow Light
27 September 2010 – Chart of the Week: The Appearance of Low Inflation Can Be Deceiving
20 September 2010 – Chart of the Week: The NBER Makes It Official
13 September 2010 – Chart of the Week: The S&P Rhymes
6 September 2010 – Chart of the Week: Public and Private Unemployment in the US
30 August 2010 – Chart of the Week: Exporting the US Recovery
23 August 2010 – Chart of the Week: Mixed Signals
16 August 2010 – Chart of the Week: Financing the US Inventory Cycle
9 August 2010 – Chart of the Week: More Under the Mattress
2 August 2010 – Chart of the Week: The Housing Hockey Stick
27 July 2010 – Chart of the Week: The ISM and the “V”
20 July 2010 – Chart of the Week: The Beveridge Curve
13 July 2010 – Chart of the Week: Consumer Credit
6 July 2010 – Chart of the Week: US Payroll Cycles Revisited
28 June 2010 – Chart of the Week: Housing’s Post-Stimulus Dislocation
21 June 2010 – Chart of the Week: Upstream Core Inflation Pressures
14 June 2010 – Chart of the Week: Job openings, hires, fires, and quits
7 June 2010 – Chart of the Week: Two steps forward, one step back
1 June 2010 – Chart of the Week: The Commodities Correction
24 May 2010 – Chart of the Week: Mortgage Applications, Tax Credits, and Cash for Clunkers
17 May 2010 – Chart of the Week: Sentiment Laggards Begin to Perk Up
10 May 2010 – Chart of the Week: The North American Housing Recovery
3 May 2010 – Chart of the Week: Residential Construction Turns Positive
26 April 2010 – Chart of the Week: The Capital “V” in Capex
19 April 2010 – Chart of the Week: The other divergence in Europe
12 April 2010 – Chart of the Week: The last commodity to rally
5 April 2010 – Chart of the Week: Payroll cycles
29 March 2010 – Chart of the Week: The return of real income growth
22 March 2010 – Chart of the Week: Recession and Recovery
15 March 2010 – Chart of the Week: Déjà Voodoo In The Stock Market
8 March 2010 – Chart of the Week: The Jobs Data Turns Up
1 March 2010 – Chart of the Week: The “V” in Manufacturing Jobs
22 February 2010 – Chart of the Week: The Surge in Hide Prices
16 February 2010 – Chart of the Week: Mortgage Cure Rates
8 February 2010 – Chart of the Week: Payroll Benchmark Revisions Giveth and Taketh Away
1 February 2010 – Chart of the Week: Inventories and Bullwhips
25 January 2010 – Chart of the Week: The Housing Shortage on the Horizon
18 January 2010 – Chart of the Week: Industrial Creative Destruction
11 January 2010 – Chart of the Week: Whither the Yuan
4 January 2010 – Chart of the Week: The Zarnowitz Rule in the Business Cycle
28 December 2009 – Chart of the Week: The Impact of Analyst Earnings Revisions on the Market
21 December 2009 – Chart of the Week: Benford’s Law and forecasting economic data
14 December 2009 – Chart of the Week: Gold, the Dollar, Inflation, Growth, and Occam’s Razor
7 December 2009 – Chart of the Week: Reaping the Green Shoots
30 November 2009 – Chart of the Week: The “Price Deflator to Unit Labor Costs Ratio” and the Profits Boom
23 November 2009 – Chart of the Week: The Homebuyer Tax Credit in the news
16 November 2009 – Chart of the Week: Real Wages Boom
9 November 2009 – Chart of the Week: The Aging of the Unemployed
2 November 2009 – Chart of the Week: Housing Turns
26 October 2009 – Chart of the Week: Capital letters
19 October 2009 – Chart of the Week: Short-term corporate financing is back
12 October 2009 – Chart of the Week: The SEMI book-to-bill ratio
6 October 2009 – Chart of the Week: The short-term unemployed
28 September 2009 – Chart of the Week: Tolstoy and the Markets
21 September 2009 – Chart of the Week: Reconnecting the dots between US household spending, savings, unemployment, oil, and MEW
14 September 2009 – Chart of the Week: The Peak of “Peak Oil”
8 September 2009 – Chart of the Week: The “V” in Consumer Credit
31 August 2009 – Chart of the Week: A House Price Meta-Index
25 August 2009 – Chart of the Day: We’ve already had a “W”
24 August 2009 – Chart of the Week: The Chicago Fed’s National Activity Index provides another “V” signal
18 August 2009 – Chart of the Week: The S&P 500’s exponential moving averages flag a shift in the market
10 August 2009 – Chart of the Week: The Personal Savings Rate gets revised up again, and again, and again ….
3 August 2009 – Chart of the Week: IP Boom
27 July 2009 – Chart of the Week: The NBER Business Cycle Charts
20 July 2009 – Chart of the Week: Out with the New, In with the Old
13 July 2009 – Chart of the Week: China’s diesel imports vs Oil