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Controlling the virus and boosting the economy aren’t mutually exclusive, economists and health care experts agree; but they are mutually difficiult.

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It’s not surprising that reports of the impressive – actually, astounding – increase in the nation’s third quarter growth rate were drowned out by the pre-and post-election noise. 

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The COVID pandemic has created a cluttered and confusing financial landscape.  It’s hard to know where to look or how to interpret what you see.  Consider the housing market.

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If home sales alone were an indicator of economic health, you might conclude that the economy has rebounded smartly from the pandemic-induced recession and is on a path for steady growth. 

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If timing is everything, the June employment report is a lot less encouraging than it appeared to be. 

  1. Surprise Employment Gains Hint at a Recovery but Don’t Prove It Has Begun
  2. April Was the Cruelest Month – So Far
  3. Coronavirus Infects the Economy, Heightening Recession Fears
  4. Ownership Rate Lags Despite Favorable Housing Market Trends