Weekly Macro Brief: ECB next week, progress toward tax cuts, labor markets normalizing post hurricanes
In this week's Macro Brief we discuss the likelihood of the ECB joining the shifting monetary winds of other major central banks with its policy meeting next week, we discuss the progress on the budget and steps toward a tax cut, and we use Friday's state payrolls report to disentangle hurricane effects and we illustrate why October should show a strong rebound in job growth. Our chart of the week highlights trends toward higher import prices, which are likely to continue given the dollar and also provide a lift to domestic prices.
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