Posts tagged 'Seasonal Adjustments'

Unseasonal seasonally-adjusted data: energy edition

Kate is FT AV’s Asia Correspondent. She joined FT Alphaville in mid-2011 after carrying out various roles in the FT’s London office since 2005: interactive editor, companies reporter, and founding editor of the FT’s Energy Source blog.

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| Apr 10 2012 10:29 | Comment |

When is seasonally-adjusted not seasonal?

The first three months of the year were the warmest on record for the contiguous US, says NOAA (via Menzie Chinn). Read more

‘Tis the seasonality, hold the jolly

Cardiff writes mostly about US macroeconomic issues, with daily excursions into other topics about which he claim no expertise. Before Alphaville, Cardiff spent a little more than two years as a reporter at Dow Jones Financial News covering investment banking, asset management, and private equity. Along the way he has written freelance pieces on a variety of other topics from behavioural psychology to Muay Thai, the latter also being a personal interest that involves frequently getting kicked in the shins (and torso, and head).

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| Dec 20 2011 16:59 | Comment |

Endless worries about a eurozone disintegration and potential growth slowdowns across the developing world, but at least there’s been a streak of surprisingly not-terrible economic indicators in the US heading into the new year.

Or: feels a lot like December 2010, doesn’t it? Read more