41.   The decline in June durable goods orders matched the consensus forecast of Wall Street economists.

42.   The consensus forecast from Wall Street economists had been for March consumer credit to increase by six billion dollars.

43.   The consensus forecast had been for jobless claims to remain unchanged.

44.   The consensus forecast of Wall Street analysts was for September industrial production to remain flat.

45.   The consensus forecast was for jobless claims to rise slightly.

46.   The consensus forecast was for production to be flat in July.

47.   The consensus forecast was for third quarter productivity to remain unrevised.

48.   The increase in February inventories was in line with the consensus forecast of Wall Street economists.

49.   The increases in the CPI and the core rate in May were in line with the consensus forecast from Wall Street economists.

50.   The gains in both consumer spending and personal income were in line with the consensus forecasts of Wall Street economists.