CHART OF THE DAY: U.S. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION

09/15/10 01:22PM EDT

The CHART OF THE DAY below stands behind my 14th bearish point of the day and should illicit plenty of questions in any risk managers mind about go forward US growth expectations. US industrial production “comps” only get tougher from here – that doesn’t mean we are calling for a newsy “double dip” (which implies negative Q3/Q4 US GDP growth), but it definitely suggests US GDP growth can continue to drop sequentially for the next 3-6 months.

CHART OF THE DAY: U.S. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION - chart1

I’ll leave you alone with that red arrow to noodle over for today.
KM

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