Midwest Economy Index Report

The Midwest Economy Index (MEI) is a monthly index designed to measure growth in nonfarm business activity in the Seventh Federal Reserve District. It serves as a regional counterpart to the Chicago Fed National Activity Index. The MEI captures both national and regional factors driving Midwest growth, and the relative MEI provides a picture of Midwest growth conditions relative to those of the nation.

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Midwest Economy Index

Current (Mar 2013) Previous (Feb 2013) Change from Previous Change from Year Ago
0.2662 0.2100 26.76% -67.17%

    Major Midwest Economy Index Indicators

    Indicator Period Value Change
    from Prev
    Midwest Economy Index Mar 2013 0.2662 26.76%
    Midwest Economy Index: Construction Mar 2013 -0.0612 -29.58%
    Midwest Economy Index: Consumer Spending Mar 2013 -0.0205 -261.6%
    Relative Midwest Economy Index Mar 2013 0.0135 -66.76%
    Relative Midwest Economy Index: Construction Mar 2013 0.0107 -133.8%
    Relative Midwest Economy Index: Consumer Spending Mar 2013 -0.0806 82.99%
    View and sort all 22 Midwest Economy Index Report Indicators

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    National Financial Conditions Index Report May 22, 8:34 AM EDT
    Chicago Fed National Activity Report May 20, 8:31 AM EDT

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