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Georgia Institute of Technology: A before/after study of new affordable housing found that it didn’t harm nearby home values – and in some cases, it raised them.

The newest edition of Cityscape: A Journal of Policy Development and Research presents two symposia sponsored by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The first features research on housing challenges faced by individuals exiting incarceration and programs to help them. The second examines recent changes in zoning. Symposium: Reentry Housing After Jail or Prison Guest editor Calvin C.Johnson introduces the symposium on reentry and housing. The articles in this issue pro...

The US Dollar (USD) is being thrown in the bin by traders as markets are doubling down on their bets for only one more rate hike from the Federal Reserve. All m

Two senior Federal Reserve officials threw cold water on investor hopes for interest-rate cuts anytime soon as they ...

Market sentiment remains fragile as fears of interest rate hikes, as well as geopolitical tension, regain attention amid higher inflation clues. Addin

EUR/USD takes offers to reverse the previous day’s gains, down 0.05% near 1.0965 amid very early Wednesday morning in Europe. In doing so, the Euro pa

Market sentiment remains dicey while tracing Wall Street’s mixed close amid geopolitical fears emanating from China and Russia. Adding strength to the

Gold price (XAU/USD) bears the burden of the US Dollar rebound as it drops back below $2,000, around $1,990 after renewing its intraday low with $1,98

Raphael W. Bostic, president, and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta said that his baseline forecast does not include a recession. Key comment

On the macro front, although the Federal Reserve said that strong economic data may keep interest rates elevated, Atlanta Fed President Raphael W. Bostic said he prefers to raise interest rates in a slow and steady manner.