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North Carolina State Leading Economic Indicators by e-forecasting.com

North Carolina Leading Economic Indicators by e-forecasting.com

The Tar Heel State’s Early Bird of Business

Launched by e-forecasting in 2005, the North Carolina Leading Economic Indicator (LEI) is a composite index made from a basket of selected statistics that historically are closely related to future economic conditions in the state of North Carolina. Like the national index, the North Carolina Leading Economic Indicator is designed to foreshadow state key numbers of economic activity such as sales, jobs and production six to nine months ahead of their availability.

The North Carolina Leading Economic Indicator offers the analysts of the state economy a historically proven forward-looking tool to forecast the state’s near-term economic and business conditions. The North Carolina early warning composite indicator captures activities from several markets that tend to change direction before the state economy does:

Construction industry
Labor market
Consumers expectations
Technology advancements
Financial markets, short-term and long-term cost of financing
Stock market, investor’s optimism
International demand for state products

Subscription:$360 a year
(12 monthly reports)

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e-forecasting.com publishes monthly the North Carolina Leading Economic Indicator Report. A one year subscription of $360.00 for twelve issues, includes:

Historical analysis, up to the last available month, of the North Carolina Leading Indicator within the state’s business cycle
Twelve month behavior of the leading components and measurement of their contribution to the overall North Carolina Leading Indicator
Historical data, updated monthly, for analysts’ application to business forecasting, in a user friendly Excel format. Three series are included:

North Carolina Leading Indicator, 2000=100
Monthly percent change in the North Carolina Leading Indicator
Six-month smoothed annualized percent change in the North Carolina Leading Indicator for turning points identification