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This document appears to be a page from a financial strategy report discussing macroeconomic trends, specifically interest rates, equity markets, and US GDP growth. It contains two placeholders for charts that failed to render (displaying error messages) sourced from 'Investment Strategy Group' and 'Haver.' The document is marked with a House Oversight Bates stamp.
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| Investment Strategy Group |
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| Haver |
Cited as a source alongside Investment Strategy Group (likely Haver Analytics).
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| BLS |
Bureau of Labor Statistics, mentioned regarding hourly earnings data.
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| House Oversight Committee |
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Referenced in 'nominal US GDP'.
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"Note: Average hourly earnings is available for the private sector starting in 2006 and is released in the monthly employment report."Source
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"Of course, the recent backup in interest rates is providing equity investors with another source of angst."Source
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"First, the 4% trend growth rate of nominal US GDP—reflecting 2% real growth and 2% inflation—remains comfortably above the 10-year Treasury yield of"Source
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Note: Average hourly earnings is available for the private sector starting in 2006 and is released in the monthly employment report. The BLS hourly earnings data for production and nonsupervisory employees, ~80% of the private sector, is available back to 1964.
Source: Investment Strategy Group, Haver.
Source: Investment Strategy Group, Haver.
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Source: Investment Strategy Group, Haver.
Of course, the recent backup in interest rates is providing equity investors with another source of angst. Yet our work suggests there are several reasons why rates could continue to rise before becoming a material headwind for stocks. First, the 4% trend growth rate of nominal US GDP—reflecting 2% real growth and 2% inflation—remains comfortably above the 10-year Treasury yield of
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