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Rock Products
Nov 30
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Nationwide housing production fell 10.6% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 529,000 units in October as builders awaited word on whether an important home buyer incentive would be extended,
FX Street
Nov 19
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In October, both US housing starts and permits dropped for the second consecutive month, while the consensus was looking for a slight increase. Housing starts fell by a sharp 10.6% M/M from an upwardly revised 592 000 to 529 000, while a figure of...
FX Street
Nov 19
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Despite the weakness in the Dollar today, U.S. Equity markets could not get on track for a rally because of a bad housing starts report. This morning’s decline in U.S. Housing Starts capped gains throughout the day although the markets were able...
Stock Blog Hub
Nov 18
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In October, Housing Starts fell to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of just 529,000, a 10.6% decline from September and down 30.7% from a year ago. That puts housing starts at their lowest level since April, and takes a lot of steam out of the...
FX Street
Nov 18
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This morning’s decline in U.S. Housing Starts is weighing on U.S. equity markets at the mid-session. Traders are beginning to question stock valuations given the current weak state of the economy. A break through 1100.00 in the December E-mini...
The Mess That Greenspan Made
Nov 18
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That was quite a shocker this morning from the Census Bureau when, after many months of leveling off at, albeitly, historically low levels, they reported(.pdf) a plunge of 10.6 percent in housing starts last month along with a drop of 4.0 percent...
TheStreet.com
Nov 18
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Housing starts drop unexpectedly in October -- and just when we thought we were out of the woods, the modest comeback in real estate faces new skepticism.
Wall Street Journal
Nov 18
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After suffering a bit of diffidence after the October housing starts number came in much worse than expected, the risk hungry alpha-hunters and the safe-haven seekers are fighting it out for control of the direction of financial markets today.
The Swamp Report
Nov 18
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New U.S. housing starts in October unexpectedly fell to their lowest level in six months, weighed down by a sharp decline in new construction. Despite or perhaps "to spite" expectations for 600,000 new units, housing starts dropped 10.6 percent to...
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