Tag Archives: Lakshman Achuthan

Achuthan, ECRI Stand By Recession Call

Lakshman Achuthan of the Economic Cycle Research Institute is standing by his previous call about the U.S. having entered recession in the middle of 2012. Achuthan tells Bloomberg Surveillance that, while home prices have increased, “that does not mean you don’t have a recession.” He also says rising housing prices do “not mean an upturn […]

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Achuthan, ECRI: U.S. Is In Recession

Lakshman Achuthan of the Economic Cycle Research Institute says the U.S. is in a recession. Achuthan tells Bloomberg that jobs data is one key indicator signaling that recession is here. He also says he thinks GDP growth will be revised downward significantly for the first half of this year. Julian Callow, chief international economist at Barclays […]

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ECRI Says U.S. In Recession

Lakshman Achuthan of the Economic Cycle Research Institute says the U.S. economy is in recession. Achuthan, who had been forecasting a recession by mid-2012 for the past several months, tells Bloomberg that industrial production, manufacturing and trade sales, and personal income growth data is all indicating that a recession has begun. Achuthan says that a […]

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ECRI Still Sees Recession Coming

The Economic Cycle Research Institute is standing by its call for the U.S. to enter recession in the middle of this year. ECRI COO Lakshman Achuthan tells Bloomberg that recent data is confirming what the group has been saying for some time: that recession is coming. A decline in the rate of job growth supports […]

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Achuthan, ECRI Stand Pat On Recession Call

Lakshman Achuthan of the Economic Cycle Research Institute says that, despite all the positive economic reports we’ve seen recently, several key indicators show the economy is actually on the decline and headed into recession. Achuthan says GDP numbers, personal income growth, sales data, and industrial production have all been on the decline and paint a […]

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ECRI Chief: We’re Tipping into Recession

The Economic Cycle Research Institute’s Lakshman Achuthan, whose group has a strong track record of forecasting economic cycles, continues to think we’ve been “tipping into a recession” since September. Achuthan tells CNBC that ECRI sees a “contagion among the forward-looking indicators” that the group looks at to forecast economic movements, though he declined to discuss […]

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ECRI Chief Sees Growth Slowing in Second Half

Lakshman Achuthan of the Economic Cycle Research Institute, which has an exceptional track record of economic forecasting, says the economy is slowing in a cyclical fashion — not just because of short-term, anomalous issues like the Japanese earthquake and tsunami. Achuthan tells Bloomberg that he sees growth slowing in the second half of the year, […]

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Achuthan, ECRI See Slowdown, But No New Recession

Economic Cycle Research Institute Managing Director Lakshman Achuthan, whose group has an impressive track record of forecasting economic trends, says global industrial growth is headed for a slowdown. But he doesn’t think another recession is coming. “There’s a downturn in global industrial growth in clear sight,” Achuthan says, according to Investor’s Business Daily. “Commodity price […]

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ECRI Chief: Stop Calling Recovery “Fragile”

Lakshman Achuthan, the managing director of the Economic Cycle Research Institute, says a consumer revival is providing a big boost to the economy, and says the recovery is no longer “fragile”. Achuthan, whose group has a solid track record of predicting economic shifts, tells Bloomberg that the economy’s “immune system” is “quite robust” right now, […]

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ECRI Chief: Growth “Revival” Coming Soon

Lakshman Achuthan, the managing director of the Economic Cycle Research Institute, says recent economic data puts the “nail in the coffin” of the double-dip recession fears, and says he expects a “revival” of growth in the early spring of 2011. In an interview on Bloomberg TV, Achuthan also discusses the employment outlook and the disconnect […]

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