Another thing I made sure to mention is that while the manufacturing sector is still strong, we have at the other end of the economic circuit real estate cooling down. Janet yellen elaborates a lot on the various causes and effects to growth and inflation and from what I was able to understand she clearly sees higher real estate and higher borrowing capacity as the initial impulse to a series of transactions that eventually lead to limited production capacity. Our capacity utilization and our needs for productive resources have reached a dangerous level but the initial cause of all that is not feeding the system anymore like it was.Quote from steveosborne:
<font color=blue>Real estate is cooling</font>; only 3 out of 12 districts reported solid growth; producers have difficulty passing on higher costs to consumers; <font color=blue>but the manufacturing sector is still strong.</font>
She is also aware that global growth is picking up and will contribute to demand for manufactured goods.