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While the labor market is on solid footing, manufacturing appears to be slowing. A third report on Thursday showed the MNI Chicago business barometer dropped 7.1 points to a reading of 56.7 in January as new orders tumbled to a two-year low. The survey’s measure of production dropped to a 10-month low. There was some good news on the housing market. The Commerce Department reported new home sales vaulted 16.9 percent in November to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 657,000 units. The surge erased October’s 8.3 percent plunge in single-family home sales.

The November home sales report was delayed by the government shutdown, which affected the Commerce Department, The housing market struggled in 2018, weighed down by acute shortages of homes for sales, which boosted prices, as well as higher mortgage rates, But there are glimmers of hope as house price inflation has slowed significantly and mortgage rates university of kansas jayhawks cufflinks have eased after shooting up last year, Supply, however, still remains tight, “We expect a further rise in new home sales during 2019 as homebuyers look to new builds, with inventory conditions for existing homes still extremely tight,” said Ben Ayers, senior economist at Nationwide in Columbus, Ohio..

(Reuters) - General Electric Co expects industrial revenue to rise by low to mid-single-digit percent this year, as gains at renewable energy, aviation and healthcare offset a decline in the power unit, Chief Executive Officer Larry Culp said on Thursday. The forecast, which excludes restructuring and currency changes, was one of very few projections GE gave investors as it reported fourth-quarter profit that fell below estimates but that beat Wall Street expectations for revenue and free cash flow.

(Reuters) - Tomahawk missile maker Raytheon Co disappointed investors on Thursday by forecasting conservative 2019 profit and revenue after reporting quarterly revenue below Wall Street expectations, Revenue in the quarter rose to $7.36 billion from $6.78 billion a year earlier boosted by higher demand for its weapons from the United States and its allies, but it missed estimates of $7.46 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv, Raytheon was the latest top U.S, defense contractor this week to reveal it wasn’t growing as fast as Wall Street expected, suggesting an anticipated surge in defense university of kansas jayhawks cufflinks spending under President Donald Trump had not directly translated into weapons contracts - at least not yet..

Chief Executive Tom Kennedy told analysts on the call that the Trump administration’s recently released Missile Defense Review included several Raytheon programs including the Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) Block IIA and the ICBM interceptors that Raytheon is working on. “All around I think the missile defense review is great for us,” he said. Shares were down about 2.2 percent to $167.63 in early trading. The company said it expected 2019 net sales to range between $28.6 billion and $29.1 billion, marginally below analysts’ average expectation of $29.01 billion, according to Refinitiv data.

The U.S, weapons maker forecast 2019 profit in the range of $11.40 to $11.60 per share, below analysts’ average estimate of $11.78 per share, according to IBES data from Refinitiv, Toby O’Brien, Raytheon’s chief financial officer, told Reuters in an interview on Thursday that the approaching end of an Army training contract was holding back some of the 2019 growth, “It’s transitioning out, and winding down that program in and of itself dropped about a half a billion dollars year-over-year, so we’re absorbing that headwind,” he university of kansas jayhawks cufflinks said, without providing an end date..

If that were ignored in 2019 “we’d be talking about, you know, eight to 10 percent growth instead of 6 to 8,” he said. The contract is in the Intelligence, Information and Services business unit, which posted a 23 percent jump in operating income in the fourth quarter versus the same period a year earlier. Rivals Lockheed Martin Corp, General Dynamics Corp and Northrop Grumman also forecast their 2019 profit below analysts’ estimates this week. Raytheon said operating cash flow from continuing operations is expected to be in the range of $3.9 billion to $4.1 billion in 2019, compared with $3.4 billion in the previous year. But the mid-point of the forecast fell short of analysts’ average estimate of about $4.1 billion.

The company projected that 2020 cash flow would be $4.6 billion, O’Brien told analysts during a post-earnings call that the out-year cash flow projection came from operational improvements as well as international collections, Raytheon reported higher sales across its five segments, led by its missile systems unit, where sales rose 6 percent to about $2.32 billion, The increase was driven by higher sales from university of kansas jayhawks cufflinks “classified programs,” for which the company does not provide detailed numbers..

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