If it was the Biden admin’s intention to crush the housing market (with the help of the Fed’s rate hikes) and spark a powerful recession just so it can lower inflation, well “mission accomplished.”
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U.S. consumer prices accelerated 9.1% last month, the fastest annual pace since November 1981 and the hottest print of the current inflation cycle.
U.S. consumer prices accelerated 9.1% last month, the fastest annual pace since November 1981 and the hottest print of the current inflation cycle.
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BRICS members call for cross-border payment in BRICS currencies to challenge the U.S. dollar. The BRICS—an acronym for Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—held a summit on June 23.
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Second quarter profits at big U.S. banks are expected to fall sharply from a year earlier on increased loan loss reserves, as the pandemic recovery gives way to a possible recession.
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Housing has become increasingly unaffordable to millions of Americans — with home prices and mortgage rates continuing to rise (see the lowest rates you may qualify for now here).
Just as we warned back in March, housing affordability, as measured by Goldman Sachs, has deteriorated to its worst level on record.
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Through the first 24 months of the pandemic, U.S. home prices soared 38.5%. In some markets, like Phoenix and Dallas, home prices grew by more than 50%.
Commercial real estate values have soared over the past two years, with most property sectors climbing past pre covid values by over …
After a string of steady increases, mortgage rates fell this past week — a mixed blessing for the fragile U.S. economy. The lower rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage is a relief for home shoppers who have been watching rates climb, but it’s also a sign that a recession could very well be around the corner as the market slows.