Richmond Fed's November services index just dropped hard—hitting -15 compared to last month's -1.0. The deterioration's spreading: capex slipped into negative territory at -3 (was +1), revenues flipped from +4 to -4. Demand held steady at +4, while employment barely budged into positive at +1 from flat zero. These regional Fed metrics matter—they're early signals for broader economic shifts that eventually ripple through risk assets.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 11-27 20:12
What the hell -15? This Richmond data is really broken.
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CantAffordPancake
· 11-25 19:58
Wow, Richmond's drop is a direct 50% Slump, -15 is really a bit intense... capex has turned negative, this rhythm is off, bro.
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DecentralizedElder
· 11-25 19:51
Damn, this data is falling a bit hard, capital expenditures have turned against us... Risk assets should wake up now, right?
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GasFeeAssassin
· 11-25 19:45
Ngl, this data is really disappointing... Capex plummeted directly from +1 to -3, and income also reversed, how bad can it be? In the medium term, risk assets are likely to shake a bit.
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 11-25 19:38
Service industry index -15? Oh my, this is a sign of trouble.
Richmond Fed's November services index just dropped hard—hitting -15 compared to last month's -1.0. The deterioration's spreading: capex slipped into negative territory at -3 (was +1), revenues flipped from +4 to -4. Demand held steady at +4, while employment barely budged into positive at +1 from flat zero. These regional Fed metrics matter—they're early signals for broader economic shifts that eventually ripple through risk assets.