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John Silvia – Chief Economist December 12, 2003 Art of Forecasting: The Financial Economy Presentation to: FDIC Economic Outlook Panel
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Page 1: John Silvia – Chief Economist December 12, 2003 Art of Forecasting: The Financial Economy Presentation to: FDIC Economic Outlook Panel.

John Silvia – Chief EconomistDecember 12, 2003

Art of Forecasting: The Financial Economy

Presentation to: FDIC Economic Outlook Panel

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REAL GDP GROWTHQuarter/Quarter Percent Change, Seasonally Adusted Annual Rate

3rd Quarter 2003@ 8.2%

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FINAL DOMESTIC DEMAND COMPONENTS(Year-on-Year Growth)

Blue Line = Consumer Spending @ 3.5%Red Line = Government Spending @ 3.7%

Green Line = Business Fixed Investment @ 6.8%

3Q 2003

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REAL EXPORTS & BUSINESS FIXED INVESTMENTIn Billions of 1996 Dollars

Blue Line = Real Business Fixed InvestmentGreen Line = Real Exports

3Q 2003

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Blue Chip Consensus performs better than any individual forecaster.

Average of forecasts reduces noise/bias of individual forecasters

Access to independent information

Auto, Housing, SectorsRegional Influences

*Forecast Evaluation with Cross-Sectional Data: The Blue Chip Surveys, Bauer et. Al., FRB-Atlanta Economic Review, Second Quarter 2003

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Forecast Date 2003 2004

April 2002 3.5 NA

February 2003 2.7 3.6

July 2003 2.3 3.7

December 2003 3.1 4.4

Real GDP

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Error Persistence second Half of 1990s*

GDP, Unemployment Rate, Inflation

Underreported GDP when inflation, Interest Rates Low

Inefficient Forecasts

* Scott Schuh, An Evaluation of Recent Macroeconomic Forecast Errors, Forecasts Unbiased but Inefficient Structural Change: Inflation, Unemployment and Nominal Interest Rate Error Correlated. New England Economic Review, Jan/Feb 2001

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Second Half of 1990s

Forecast Errors Persist: GDP, Unemployment Rate

Errors biased over short periods

Inflation: Underpredict 1970s

On Track 1990s

Inefficient Forecasts

Data on Inflation, Nominal Interest Rate Improves, GDP forecast

Not All Information on Inflation and Interest Rates are Incorporated into Average GDP Forecasts.

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INCOME & SPENDING GROWTHYear to Year Percent Change, 12 Month Moving Average

OctoberReal Spending (Green Line) @ 3.0%Real, Disposable Income (Blue Line) @ 2.9%

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FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS RATIOS (FOR)Total Financial Obligations as % of Disposable Personal Income

Blue Line = Homeowners FOR @ 14.1%

Green Line = Renters FOR @ 28.8%

3Q 2003

Red Line = Aggregate FOR @ 18.1%

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REAL BUSINESS EQUIPMENT & SOFTWARE SPENDINGSeasonally Adusted Annual Rate

3rd Quarter 2003@ 18.4%

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RENTAL COST OF CAPITALCents on the Dollar

Blue Line = Computers

Green Line = Software

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Cost Of FundsAfter Tax Cost of Equity and Debt Financing

Green Line is After Tax Cost of Equity, 3Q @ 6.0%Blue Line is After Tax Cost of Debt, 3Q @ 3.8

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BB CORPORATE BOND YIELD /10-YEAR TREASURY YIELD

WorldCom

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CORPORATE PROFITSIn Billions of Dollars, SAAR

3rd Quarter 2003@ $1002.6 B

Adjusted for Inventory Valuation & Capital Consumption

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REAL FEDERAL FUNDS RATEVS. M2 MONEY GROWTH

Green Line = Real Fed Funds Rate*,Blue Line = M2 Growth, Yr/Yr % Change, October @ 6.2%

* Fed Funds Rate minus "Core" Consumer Price Index

October @ - 0.3%

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FEDERAL SPENDING vs. REVENUEAs Percent of GDP

October '03

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REVENUE

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Latest 12 months:

Spending $ 2,183 TrillionRevenue $ 1,794 Trillion

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(Green Line)

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Financial Risk

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CONSUMER PRICE INDEXYear-over-Year Percent Change

OctoberBlue Line = Food, left scaleGreen Line = CPI, left scale

Red Line = Energy, right scale

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U.S. "Core" CPI - SERVICES VS GOODSYear to Year Percent Change

October

@ 2.9%Blue Line is "Core" Services

Green Line is "Core" Goods @ - 2.4%

"Core" = Ex. Food & Energy

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Forecast Date 2003 2004

April 2002 2.5 NA

February 2003 2.3 2.3

July 2003 2.2 1.8

December 2003 2.3 1.9

Consumer Price Index

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10-YEAR TREASURY / FED FUNDS RATE

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Forecast Date 2003 2004

April 2002 5.8 NA

February 2003 4.3 5.2

July 2003 3.7 4.3

December 2003 4.0 4.8

10-Year Treasury Yield

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Forecast Date 2003 2004

April 2002 5.3 NA

February 2003 6.0 5.6

July 2003 6.0 5.8

December 2003 6.0 5.8

Unemployment Rate

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Bank Lending

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BANK C&I VS. CONSUMER LOANSYear-over-Year Percent Change

November 26

Blue Line = Consumer Loans @ 7.5%

Green Line = C&I Loans @ - 8.3%

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REVOLVING HOME EQUITY LOANSPercent Change in 13 week moving average

November 26

@ 29.6%Yr/Yr

13 WeekAnnual Rate

@ 28.9%

Blue Line is Yr/YrGreen Line is 13 Week, Annual Rate

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REAL ESTATE LOANSPercent Change in 13 week moving average

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13 WeekAnnual Rate

@ 8.6%

Blue Line is Yr/YrGreen Line is 13 Week, Annual Rate

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BANK CREDIT POLICY - C&I LOANSMeasures Net Easing or Tightening of Credit Standards

October '03

Above Zero = TighteningBelow Zero = Easing

Senior Loan Officer Opinion Surv ey by the Federal Reserv e

Blue Line = Large & Medium FirmsGreen Line = Small Firms

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BANK CREDIT POLICY - CONSUMER LOANSMeasures Net Easing or Tightening of Consumer Credit Criteria

October '03@ 14.3 %

Above Zero = EasingBelow Zero = Tightening

Senior Loan Officer Opinion Surv ey by the Federal Reserv e

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Fed Funds Rate and Construction andLand Development Assets in NonAccrual Status

Year-over-Year Percent Change

NonAccrual Assets - Constr./Land Devel. (left)Fed Funds Rate Level (Right)

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Construction & Land Develop. Charge-Offs (left)Real GDP (Right)

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Yr/Yr % Change

NonAccrual Assets - Multifamily Properties (left)

Real GDP (Right)

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Blue line (left) is Non-Accrual Assets, Quarterly, in millions of dollarsGreen line (right) is Fed Funds Rate

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Total and Net Charge-OffsFederally Chartered Commercial Banks

Quarterly, in millions of dollars

Green line is total charge-offs

Blue line is net charge-offs

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