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US existing home sales fall to lowest level since 1995 - Vimarsana News

US existing home sales fall to lowest level since 1995

US existing home sales fell in the final month of 2023, ending a tough year for real estate as full-year sales hit the lowest level since 1995, said industry data

US existing home sales fall to lowest level since 1995 - Vimarsana News

US existing home sales fall to lowest level since 1995

US existing home sales fell in the final month of 2023, ending a tough year for real estate as full-year sales hit the lowest level since 1995, said industry data released Friday. While home prices tend to be higher in the summer months, "this is the highest December median home price ever," Yun said on Friday.

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U.S. Federal Reserve finds labour market easing elusive as pandemic 'jobs hole' closes - Vimarsana News

U.S. Federal Reserve finds labour market easing elusive as pandemic 'jobs hole' closes

Wage growth remaining above 4% adds to concern that inflation in labour-intensive services industries may be hard to quell

As pandemic 'jobs hole' closes, Fed finds labor market easing elusive - Vimarsana News

As pandemic 'jobs hole' closes, Fed finds labor market easing elusive

The U.S. economy ended last year with the labor scars from the COVID-19 pandemic effectively healed and a quandary for Federal Reserve policymakers so far waiting in vain for wage and job growth...

Biden's economic guru insists both Wall Street and Main Street can celebrate another strong jobs report - Vimarsana News

Biden's economic guru insists both Wall Street and Main Street can celebrate another strong jobs report

“This idea that what's good for Main Street is bad for Wall Street is not really correct,” the chair of the Council of Economic Advisers told Fortune.