3Q GDP Growth Seen Higher

Dow Jones10-28 22:00

The following are median forecasts for this week's remaining U.S. data from a survey compiled by The Wall Street Journal.

Forecasts were last updated Monday afternoon. 

 
DATE      TIME  RELEASE                       PERIOD     CONSENSUS    PREVIOUS 
Thursday  0830  Jobless Claims                 Oct 24     200K   (16)  194K 
          0830  Real GDP (1st Reading)         3Q        +3.1%   (23) +2.2%* 
          0830  GDP Prices (1st Reading)       3Q        +3.3%   (8)  +6.1%* 
          0830  Personal Income                Sep       +0.3%   (24) +0.2% 
          0830  Consumer Spending              Sep       +0.6%   (22) +0.9% 
          0830  PCE Prices M/M                 Sep       +0.5%   (20) +0.3% 
          0830  PCE Prices Y/Y                 Sep       +3.7%   (16) +3.4% 
          0830  Core PCE Prices M/M            Sep       +0.3%   (23) +0.2% 
          0830  Core PCE Prices Y/Y            Sep       +3.1    (16) +3.0% 
Friday    0830  Employment Cost Index          3Q        +0.8%   (18) +0.9% 
          0945  Chicago PMI                    Oct        56.0   (5)   58.8 
 
*2Q 3rd Reading 
 
(Figures in parentheses refer to number of economists surveyed.) 
 
Write to Tim Merle at dataweekahead@wsj.com

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