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Home » Authors » Ken Simonson

Articles by Ken Simonson

State job trend depends on starting point; factory output, housing bounce back in July

Ken Simonson
August 23, 2004
Employment by state, seasonally adjusted, rose in all but four states from July 2003 to July 2004, and 49 states lowered their unemployment rates, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported.
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PPI growth slows but steel prices soar again; cement supplies and prices vary

Ken Simonson
August 13, 2004
The producer price index (PPI) for finished goods rose 0.1% in July, seasonally adjusted, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported today, as the steepest drop in food prices in a decade (-1.6%) virtually canceled out the impact of a 2.3% jump in energy prices.
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BEA, McGraw-Hill, Fed report mixed construction activity; cement shortages spread

Ken Simonson
August 9, 2004
Real (net of inflation) gross domestic product grew at a 3% seasonally adjusted annual rate from the first quarter to the second, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reported.
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Employment inches higher overall and for construction; orders climb but so do prices

Ken Simonson
August 9, 2004
Nonfarm payroll employment inched up 32,000 (0.02%), seasonally adjusted, in July, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported.
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Construction materials costs climb; Beige Book, Manpower surveys show optimism

Ken Simonson
June 25, 2004
The producer price index for finished goods (PPI) advanced 0.8% in May, seasonally adjusted, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announced.
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Industrial production jumps overall and for construction supplies; prices heat up

Ken Simonson
May 20, 2004
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Industrial production slips overall but rises for construction items; building permits up

Ken Simonson
April 20, 2004
Building permits, a reliable indicator of near-term housing construction, rose at a 1.9% seasonally adjusted annual rate from February to March
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Many sources report steep price increases; output, job growth appear widespread

Ken Simonson
April 19, 2004
Construction was one of five industries reporting the highest rates of business activity, inventory increases, and price increases.
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GDP, McGraw-Hill data show investment in structures slowed in 4th quarter, December

Ken Simonson
February 1, 2004
The value of new construction contracts signed in December dropped 2% to a $533 billion SAAR, McGraw-Hill Construction reported Thursday.
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Construction employment climbs in December; broader economy appears to slow

Ken Simonson
January 9, 2004
Construction employment rose for the 10th straight month, by 14,000 to 6,873,000, breaking the record set in March 2001.
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