This forecast from the Wisconsin Dept of Income primarily based on S&P International nationwide forecast finalized earlier than the election.
Determine 1: Wisconsin nonfarm payroll employment (black), Philadelphia Fed early benchmark (inexperienced), and Wisconsin Dept. of Income forecast (mild blue), in 000’s, s.a. Supply: BLS, Philadelphia Fed, and WI DoR.
Whereas the official sequence is above This autumn forecast, the Philadelphia Fed’s early benchmark means that, when the information are revised, employment will probably be undershooting the forecast. The forecast itself is up relative to the August forecast, unsurprising given the brightening prospects on the nationwide stage.
Determine 2: Wisconsin GDP (black), and Wisconsin Dept. of Income forecast (mild blue), in bn.Ch.2017$ SAAR. Supply: BEA and WI DoR.
Wisconsin GDP is now outpacing the forecast, up to now. Nonetheless, given the substantial revisions to state stage GDP that may happen, I wouldn’t place an excessive amount of emphasis on this consequence.
