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  1. CO2 is in the air, but how does it get there? The FRED Blog breaks down CO2 emissions by economic sector and fuel type

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  2. Commercial and industrial loans at all commercial banks tick up to $2.347 trillion in the latest week

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  3. The Employment Cost Index, a measure of compensation costs all civilian workers, rose 0.7% in Q4. The gain from a year earlier dipped to 2.7%, the smallest rate of increase in seven quarters

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  4. Trimmed mean PCE inflation rate, an alternative gauge of core inflation from , increased 1.96% in December from a year earlier, down slightly from November’s 1.97%

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  5. Consumer prices as measured by the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index rose 0.3% in December for a year-over-year increase of 1.6%, the biggest advance in a year

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  6. Personal saving as a percentage of disposable personal income fell to 7.6% in December from 7.8% in November

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  7. The FRED Blog tracks sources of CO2: electric power (mostly coal), transportation (mostly petroleum), residential (mostly natural gas), commercial (a tie between gas and diesel) and industry (mostly “other”)

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  8. In December, the median sales price of new homes sold in the U.S. rose by $10,500 to $331,400, an eight-month high

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  9. Beginning this year, community banks that meet certain qualifications can opt into a simplified regulatory capital framework—called the community bank leverage ratio—aimed at reducing regulatory burden

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  10. Sales of new single-family homes fell for a third straight month in December, declining to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 694,000 from a revised 697,000 in November

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  11. In lows not seen since September, 30-year and 15-year fixed-rate mortgages in the U.S. dip to 3.51% and 3.0% respectively

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  12. St. Louis Fed Financial Stress Index is little changed in the week ending Jan. 24, edging up to -1.559 from the prior week’s series low of -1.565 (normal stress=0)

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  13. Chart of the week: Commercial paper outstanding ticks up slightly in the latest reporting week to $1.119 trillion

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  14. New orders for U.S. durable goods rebounded 2.4% to $245.5 billion in December, aided by a 7.6% increase in transportation equipment orders

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  15. Initial claims for unemployment insurance benefits ticked down in the latest week to 216,000

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  16. Per the advance estimate from , U.S. increased at an annual rate of 2.1% in Q4

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  17. The community bank leverage ratio framework aims to reduce reporting burden for community banks

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  18. Weekly spot prices for Brent and West Texas Intermediate crude oil fall to $62.20 and $56.15 per barrel, respectively—their lowest levels since the week ending Nov. 1

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  19. Since becoming editor-in-chief at The Economist, Zanny Minton Beddoes has become more aware of the importance of role models and of using her position to make a difference

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  20. Thinking about your next smoothie or getaway vacation? Ask yourself these questions before you spend

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