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by Wolf Richter • Aug 7, 2014 • 0 Comments

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Powell: In “No Hurry” to Cut, Need to See “Further Progress” on Inflation, No Timeline to End QT (Not Even Close)

by Wolf Richter • Jan 29, 2025

“Companies figured out they do like to raise prices. But we also hear a lot from companies these days that consumers have really had it with price increases.”

Fed Pivots to Wait-and-See, Keeps Rates at 4.25%-4.50%, Restarts Inflation Worries. QT Continues.

by Wolf Richter • Jan 29, 2025

And labor market conditions are no longer easing. The reasons for rate cuts — dropping inflation, weakening labor market — vanished. Pretty hawkish.

Glut of New Houses for Sale in the South Is Bigger Even than during the Housing Bust. The Glut in the West Gets Close

by Wolf Richter • Jan 28, 2025

Prices Are Still Way too High. Something has to give.

Inventory of New Completed Single-Family Houses for Sale Spikes to Highest since 2007. Builders Prop Up Sales with Lower Prices, Bigger Incentives, Smaller Houses

by Wolf Richter • Jan 27, 2025

Sales of new houses in 2024 were decent, while massive demand destruction crushed sales of existing houses because prices are way too high.

DOGE Seeks to Shed Vast Amounts of Government Office Space. Here’s How Much the Government Leases, and Where, and What Leases it Can Shed During Trump’s Term

by Wolf Richter • Jan 25, 2025

For CRE, the motto in 2024 was “Survive till 2025” via extend-and-pretend. Now it’s 2025, and here comes the government’s office space.