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Economic Outlook September, 2001 • Yield curve story remains same. Based on historical analysis, pickup at end of 3rd quarter. Slow recovery likely. • Volatility of the business cycle has likely decreased with increased U.S. role in world trade (economic diversification).

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Page 1: Economic Outlook September, 2001 Yield curve story remains same. Based on historical analysis, pickup at end of 3rd quarter. Slow recovery likely. Volatility

Economic OutlookSeptember, 2001

• Yield curve story remains same. Based on historical analysis, pickup at end of 3rd quarter. Slow recovery likely.

• Volatility of the business cycle has likely decreased with increased U.S. role in world trade (economic diversification).

Page 2: Economic Outlook September, 2001 Yield curve story remains same. Based on historical analysis, pickup at end of 3rd quarter. Slow recovery likely. Volatility

Lead Lag Analysis in Months

NBER Peak

NBER Trough

Length of Cycle Inversion Lead Normal Lead

Length of Inversion

Dec-69 Nov-70 11 Oct-68 14 Feb-70 9 16Nov-73 Mar-75 16 Jun-73 5 Jan-75 2 19Jan-80 Jul-80 6 Nov-78 14 May-80 2 18Jul-81 Nov-82 16 Oct-80 9 Oct-81 13 12Jul-90 Mar-91 8 May-89 14 Feb-90 13 9

? ? ? Jul-00 ? Mar-01 ? 8

Average last four 11 11 7 15

Quarter

1-quarter growth (annual)

4-quarter growth (annual)

Projected from averages Q4-73 3.30% 3.90%May-01 Oct-01 5 Q1-80 1.32% 1.43%

Q3-81 4.73% 4.17%My Projection Q3-90 -0.73% 1.63%

Jan-01 Oct-01 9

Business Cycle 5-year Yield Spread

Previous first quarters of recessions

Exhibit 0

Page 3: Economic Outlook September, 2001 Yield curve story remains same. Based on historical analysis, pickup at end of 3rd quarter. Slow recovery likely. Volatility

Yield Curve Inverts Before Last Five Recessions(5-year Treasury bond - 3-month Treasury bill)

-6

-4

-2

0

2

4

6

8

Mar

-69

Mar

-71

Mar

-73

Mar

-75

Mar

-77

Mar

-79

Mar

-81

Mar

-83

Mar

-85

Mar

-87

Mar

-89

Mar

-91

Mar

-93

Mar

-95

Mar

-97

Mar

-99

Mar

-01

% Real annual GDP growth

Yield curve

RecessionCorrect 2 Recessions

Correct

RecessionCorrect

Recession projectedover by end 3rd Quarter

RecessionCorrect

Data though August 2001

Exhibit 1

Annual GDP growthor Yield Curve

Page 4: Economic Outlook September, 2001 Yield curve story remains same. Based on historical analysis, pickup at end of 3rd quarter. Slow recovery likely. Volatility

Recent Annualized 1-Quarter Growth Data(10-year and 5-year Yield Curves)

-6

-4

-2

0

2

4

6

8

Mar

-95

Jun-

95Sep

-95

Dec-9

5M

ar-9

6Ju

n-96

Sep-9

6Dec

-96

Mar

-97

Jun-

97Sep

-97

Dec-9

7M

ar-9

8Ju

n-98

Sep-9

8Dec

-98

Mar

-99

Jun-

99Sep

-99

Dec-9

9M

ar-0

0Ju

n-00

Sep-0

0Dec

-00

Mar

-01

Jun-

01Sep

-01

Dec-0

1

-1.5

-1

-0.5

0

0.5

1

1.5

2% Real one-quarter GDP growth

Exhibit 2

Annualized 1-quarter GDP growthor Yield Curve

Both curvesinvert 2000Q3

10-year

5-year

Data though August 2001

Page 5: Economic Outlook September, 2001 Yield curve story remains same. Based on historical analysis, pickup at end of 3rd quarter. Slow recovery likely. Volatility

High Yield at recession levels...but have they peaked?(ML High Yield Master Index minus 10-year Treasury)

-5

-2.5

0

2.5

5

7.5

10

Mar

-69

Mar

-71

Mar

-73

Mar

-75

Mar

-77

Mar

-79

Mar

-81

Mar

-83

Mar

-85

Mar

-87

Mar

-89

Mar

-91

Mar

-93

Mar

-95

Mar

-97

Mar

-99

Mar

-01

% Real annual GDP growth

High Yield

Exhibit 3

4-quarter GDP growthor Yield Spread

Data though August 2001

Page 6: Economic Outlook September, 2001 Yield curve story remains same. Based on historical analysis, pickup at end of 3rd quarter. Slow recovery likely. Volatility

Oil Prices associated with 4/5 last recessions....but oil might be off peak

-4

-2

0

2

4

6

8

10

Mar

-69

Mar

-71

Mar

-73

Mar

-75

Mar

-77

Mar

-79

Mar

-81

Mar

-83

Mar

-85

Mar

-87

Mar

-89

Mar

-91

Mar

-93

Mar

-95

Mar

-97

Mar

-99

Mar

-01

0

6

12

18

24

30

36

42Oil Price

GDP

West Texas

Recession 2 RecessionsRecession

Recession

Exhibit 4

4-quarterGDP growth

Data though August 2001

Page 7: Economic Outlook September, 2001 Yield curve story remains same. Based on historical analysis, pickup at end of 3rd quarter. Slow recovery likely. Volatility

3-and 6-month moving averages of Industrial Production growth (annual rates)

-15-12

-9-6-30369

121518

Jul-6

8Ju

l-70

Jul-7

2Ju

l-74

Jul-7

6

Jul-7

8Ju

l-80

Jul-8

2

Jul-8

4Ju

l-86

Jul-8

8Ju

l-90

Jul-9

2

Jul-9

4Ju

l-96

Jul-9

8

Jul-0

0

MA6

MA3

Recession 2 RecessionsRecession Recession

Exhibit 5

Growth •Nine straight monthly declines•In the ball park of 1990 -- but nowhere near as severe as other past episodes•Next announcement Sept. 14, 9:15AM

Data though August 2001

Page 8: Economic Outlook September, 2001 Yield curve story remains same. Based on historical analysis, pickup at end of 3rd quarter. Slow recovery likely. Volatility

Consumer Sentiment turns corner, increases in May, June and July

-4

-2

0

2

4

6

8

10

Mar

-69

Mar

-71

Mar

-73

Mar

-75

Mar

-77

Mar

-79

Mar

-81

Mar

-83

Mar

-85

Mar

-87

Mar

-89

Mar

-91

Mar

-93

Mar

-95

Mar

-97

Mar

-99

Mar

-01

60

70

80

90

100

110

MichiganIndex

GDP

Michigan Consumer Sentiment

Recession 2 RecessionsRecession

Recession

Exhibit 6

4-quarterGDP growth

Data though August 2001

Page 9: Economic Outlook September, 2001 Yield curve story remains same. Based on historical analysis, pickup at end of 3rd quarter. Slow recovery likely. Volatility

Stock Price Performance: Normal versus Inverted Yield Curve

January 1970-August 2001

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

Canad

a

German

y

France

Hong K

ong Italy

Japan UK

Dow Jone

s

S&P 500

Nasdaq

Average AnnualUS$ Return

Source: Dahlquist and Harvey (2001)

Normal yield curve

Inverted yield curve

Exhibit 7