NGDP Growth Forecast
Our market-driven nominal GDP forecast for growth four quarters ahead. Updated using closing prices for each trading day.
Go here for the latest forecasts and the NGDP Outlook commentary for when significant shifts occur to our Forecast.
Data Watch
- Two Labor Markets: The “Strong” & the “Weak” 4 Jan 2019
- Where did the tax cuts go? 22 Dec 2018
- The TTC (Trump Tax Cut) & Retail Sales 14 Dec 2018
Market Watch
- After the storm, the “ship loses steam” 27 Dec 2018
- Bad Omens 18 Dec 2018
- Is the economy headed for recession? 6 Dec 2018
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Tenets Of Our View
We at NGDP Advisers pride ourselves on having a coherent and unified theory of the macro economy. Although our approach is built on mainstream academic macro, the Market Monetarist synthesis to which we subscribe emphasizes certain points, and frame issues in such a way as to make some of our positions puzzling to new readers.
To help new readers and potential subscribers better understand where we come from, we present a series laying out how we see things. We address the following points:
1. The-price-of-money
2. Interest-rates-tell-you-little-about-the-stance-of-monetary-policy
3. Production-cant-be-faked
4. Why-nominal-gdp-matters
5. There-is-no-business-cycle
6. Why-confidence-doesnt-matter
7. Markets-are-good-forecasters
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- Giving Credit Where It’s Due August 19, 2019The US economy is probably going into recession. Manufacturing production is down from the late-2018 highs, retail spending growth, wages and payroll gains have slowed. Most importantly, nominal GDP growth has slowed while markets have taken a bearish turn, sending the NGDP outlook below 2%. While it is true that the S&P 500 is near […]Justin Iriving
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