Pacific Northwest Economy Still Has Momentum, but Growth is Slowing, Says Union Bank Economist
January 11 2007 - 10:00AM
Business Wire
Union Bank of California: WHAT: Keitaro Matsuda, senior economist
for Union Bank of California, today released his January 2007
Economic Report focused on the Pacific Northwest economy. The
report titled, "The Pacific Northwest: Growing, Growing . . .
Slowing?" is part of a monthly series produced by Union Bank of
California on the California, Pacific Northwest and U.S. economies.
WHY: The January 2007 Economic Report discusses factors affecting
Oregon's and Washington's economic outlook, including: --
Diminished momentum in employment growth and a slight rise in
unemployment -- Continued strength in construction and housing
markets, but prospect of slowing with the foreseen end to housing
boom -- Job growth in information systems, aerospace, manufacturing
and service sectors -- Accelerating global economy WHO: Keitaro
Matsuda has served as senior economist for Union Bank of California
since 1997. He monitors economic trends and developments for Union
Bank management and customers. Mr. Matsuda is also a member of the
economic advisory committee of the American Bankers Association.
Union Bank of California, the wholly owned subsidiary of
UnionBanCal Corporation (NYSE:UB), provides a broad range of
financial services to consumers, small businesses, middle market
and large corporations. AVAILABILITY: The January 2007 Economic
Report is available upon request. INTERVIEW: Keitaro Matsuda is
available for interviews to share his insights about local, state
and national economies. Please contact Katie Pandes or Nicole Smith
to schedule an appointment.
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