Source: WSJ Archive:
Stressing the Rest
19 May 2009The WSJ stress-tested 900+ smaller banks. Sort by stress scenario, size, state, and tarp-recipients. Related article.
European GDP Map (Q109)
In: Emerging Markets Global Economy Interactive Maps Source: WSJ
17 May 2009Not much information here – just updated GDP data. Related article.
Bad Time to Graduate
15 May 2009“The bad news for spring’s college graduates is that they’re entering the toughest labor market in at least 25 years. The worse news: Even those who do land jobs will likely suffer lower wages for a decade or more.” Related article. Tab through related stats in the below graphic:
Housing Listings (April)
13 May 2009Housing inventory sortable by city, current (April) and over last 18 months (ZipReality data). As usual, the data is clouded by foreclosures. Related WSJ article.
Bank Stress Test Results
11 May 2009Interactive comparison of the banks by indicator:
Shiller vs Lawler on housing stats
28 Apr 2009A WSJ article on Lawler’s criticism of Shiller’s data, and the difficulties coming up with good numbers. The chart below contrasts the two methods.
Fed Balance Sheet
24 Apr 2009A (slightly) interactive chart of the balance sheet, updated 4/23/09.
Dow Jones Quarterly Earnings
17 Apr 2009Interactive chart showing earnings and market cap since crisis began.
US Gasoline Consumption Falling?
14 Apr 2009Click along the header tabs to view different explanations/indicators of declining gas usage. Related article.
WSJ Economic Forecasting Survey (April results)
In: Bailout Employment Finance Interactive Source: WSJ Stock Market Updated regularly US Economy
13 Apr 2009Interactive survey of 55 economists on a number of indicators and issues.
G20 by GDP, CPI, Stimulus, and Debt
In: Bailout Emerging Markets Finance Global Economy Interactive Maps Source: WSJ US Economy
1 Apr 2009Interactive map and tables (click along data series at top).
Stock Market Heat Map
In: Global Economy Interactive Maps Source: WSJ Stock Market US Economy
1 Apr 2009Interactive map of equity market performance (click on tabs to switch between quarters; click on dots for values)
Housing Continues to Tank (Jan 09 data)
1 Apr 2009
if you want to see how the 20 different cities scroll down here: 
(for some stupid reason the WSJ hasn’t updated the label & percentage in the corner, but the chart data looks current)
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