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Inflation Remains Stubbornly High Despite Fed Rate Hikes

Fan-Yu KuoOctober 13, 2022May 30, 2024

Consumer prices eased in September for the third-straight month as declines in energy prices partly offset increases in food and shelter indexes. Despite this slight improvement, inflation remains above an 8% year-over-year rate for the seven straight month. The food and shelter indexes continued to…

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Inflation Remains Near 40-Year High

Fan-Yu KuoSeptember 13, 2022May 30, 2024

Consumer prices eased in August for the second-straight month as declines in energy prices offset increases in food and shelter indexes. Despite this slight improvement, inflation remains above an 8% year-over-year rate for the sixth straight month. The food index recorded its largest annual gain…

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Has Inflation Peaked?

Fan-Yu KuoAugust 10, 2022May 30, 2024

Consumer prices eased slightly from a 40-year high in July as declines in energy prices offset increases in food and shelter indexes. Despite this improvement, inflation remains above an 8% rate for a fifth straight month. The food index recorded its largest annual gain since…

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Mortgage Rates Reach 3-Year High

Litic MuraliApril 6, 2022August 20, 2024

In the past month, total mortgage activity, as measured by the Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA) Market Composite Index, underwent a series of weekly declines, decreasing in the latest week by 6.3 percent. The latest week’s survey is for the week ending April 1. The latest…

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Monetary Policy Tightening Underway

Robert DietzMarch 16, 2022

The first of many expected Federal Reserve hikes of the short-term federal funds rate was announced today. Combined with future balance sheet runoff, these monetary policy moves will lead to higher mortgage rates in 2022 and 2023 as the Fed attempts to curb elevated inflation….

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A Decade of Home Building: The Long Recovery of the 2010s

Robert DietzJanuary 6, 2020August 20, 2024

Home building in the 2010s was a story of the Long Recovery. After the Great Recession, the number of home builders declined significantly, and housing production was unable to meet buyer demand. This deficit of housing in the United States continues to exist because of…

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