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    Economic Recession HOUSING PRICES INDEX IRELAND PRIVATE DEBT LEVERAGE RATION RETAIL SALES UNEMPLOYMENT RATE

    Ireland’s economy in a prolonged recession sees the Unemployment rate rising to 4.7%

    Ireland has experienced a recession starting from the first quarter of 2023 and continuing through the second quarter of 2024 Meanwhile, the quarter-on-quarter aggregate economic output data conveyed an improvement of economic growth with two positive quarters. However, in the…

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    COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE DEBT EQUITIES MARKET SELL-OFF STOCK MARKET CORRECTION UNEMPLOYMENT RATE

    Sweden’s OMSX30 market correction of equities mispricing seems almost inevitable as a hot summer meltdown

    Sweden’s economic data confirm early warnings of a Housing Market Debt burst feeding into Economic Recession and Unemployment. Latest data confirm everything foresaw between 2023/24. Sweden’s Unemployment rate increased to 9.4% in June and it’s likely to be in the…

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    ABOVE POTENTIAL OUTPUT GROWTH CORE INFLATION NON-CYCLICAL RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENT RECESSION UNEMPLOYMENT RATE

    The USA Unemployment rate drifting toward non-cyclical rate of unemployment hints at a possible Recession scenario going forward

    OBSERVING CORE INFLATION, UNEMPLOYMENT RATE AND NON-CYCLICAL RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENT, VERY SIMPLE GRAPHS EXPLAIN A LOT. EVERY TIME THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE HAS RUN BELOW NAIRU, THAT HAS ACCELERATED INFLATION AND GENERATED ABOVE POTENTIAL TREND GROWTH. TEXBOOK ECONOMICS. IN THE GRAPH…

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