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Fastest Drive Through San Francisco Ever

by Wolf Richter • Jul 12, 2012 • Comments Off on Fastest Drive Through San Francisco Ever

Do NOT try to do this yourself.

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Inflation Galore Now: Fed Started Rate Cuts at the Low Point 6 Months Ago, just as Inflation Began to Resurge

by Wolf Richter • Mar 28, 2025

Core PCE price index jumps MoM by most in 13 months on Non-Housing Services. Recreational Services blow out. Durable Goods continue 6-month trip out of deflation.

US Government Fiscal Mess: Debt, Deficit, Interest Payments, and Tax Receipts: Q4 2024 Update on an Ugly Situation

by Wolf Richter • Mar 27, 2025

The Deficit-to-GDP ratio and Debt-to-GDP ratio get even uglier.

In the South & West, Pending Sales of Existing Homes Mark Worst February in the Data, as Inventories in Florida, Texas, California Surge

by Wolf Richter • Mar 27, 2025

Frozen sales meet ballooning inventories.

Home Buyers Still on Strike, Waiting for Lower Prices, Lower Rates, and Higher Incomes

by Wolf Richter • Mar 26, 2025

Demand for mortgages to purchase a home has plunged by nearly double the rate of sales of existing homes.

In the West, Inventory of New Houses for Sale Jumps to Highest since 2007. In the South, it’s Bigger than During Housing Bust

by Wolf Richter • Mar 25, 2025

Bring on the supply of new houses! Prices drop, as homebuilders try to sell the inventory, but are still far too high.