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Chart: Personal saving rate (as a percentage of disposable income) rose to 3.6 percent in November from October's 3.4 http://bit.ly/Vb0Sjt
Burgundy Books: #Memphis economy is generally underperforming both the nation and other areas of the District economy http://bit.ly/ZZXxqP
Burgundy Books: Compared with previous report, economic conditions continued to improve in the #Louisville zone http://bit.ly/ZZXxqP
Chart: Personal consumption expenditures (PCE) rose 0.4% in November following a decline of 0.1% in October http://bit.ly/12uyA6E
Chart: Adjusted monetary base rose over two weeks by almost $17 billion to $2.668 trillion http://bit.ly/RJe407
Libros Borgoñas: En Little Rock, la tasa de desempleo continuó disminuyendo, pasando de 6.5% en julio a 6.3% en octubre http://bit.ly/ZZXxqP
Burgundy Books: Compared with previous report, economic conditions have improved broadly in the St. Louis zone http://bit.ly/ZZXxqP
Burgundy Books: In Little Rock the unemployment rate decreased, going from 6.5% in July to 6.3% in Oct. http://bit.ly/ZZXxqP
See the latest unemployment rate and other jobs data for your state or part of the country http://bit.ly/iTHm9v
Read short essay on how U.S. can rebalance its large trade deficit with #China http://bit.ly/NlK4hV
Chart: Commercial paper outstanding rose over the past week by $9 billion to $1.058 trillion http://bit.ly/VUkDID
Dodd-Frank: SEC sets final rule for submitting advance notices and security-based swap submissions http://bit.ly/VT7Wxs
Chart: Average interest rate on a 15-year fixed-rate #mortgage dips to 2.65 percent from previous week's 2.66 http://bit.ly/VcAKR4
Chart: Average interest rate on a 30-year fixed-rate #mortgage rises to 3.37 percent from previous week's 3.32 http://bit.ly/ZmrZMW
Chart: St. Louis Fed Financial Stress Index declines to -0.338 from -0.316 http://bit.ly/U14rp0
Chart: FHFA's house price index (purchase only) rose 0.5 percent in October, the biggest increase since June http://bit.ly/Ug35KM
Chart: Initial claims for #unemployment benefits rise to 361,000 from previous week's 344,000 http://bit.ly/Ubs2pL
Chart: Real #GDP for the third quarter is revised upward to 3.1 percent from the previous estimate of 2.7 percent http://bit.ly/URuwH7
View and chart vintage FRED #data in ALFRED http://bit.ly/TjVThr
See the latest working papers from our research economists http://bit.ly/WtbH34
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