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US pending home sales drop 1% in July, tumbling to lowest level since 2020 - Vimarsana News

US pending home sales drop 1% in July, tumbling to lowest level since 2020

The National Association of Realtors said on Wednesday that its pending home sales index dropped 19.9% in July compared with last year, the lowest level since early 2020.

US economy likely to face recession by year's end as growth continues to slow, report says - Vimarsana News

US economy likely to face recession by year's end as growth continues to slow, report says

The Conference Board's leading economic index dropped for the fifth consecutive month, suggesting the U.S. economy is slowing and could be headed for a recession.

Fed officials anticipate 'significant' interest rate hikes until inflation eases, minutes show - Vimarsana News

Fed officials anticipate 'significant' interest rate hikes until inflation eases, minutes show

Federal Reserve officials expressed resolve to bringing inflation closer to their 2% target at the July meeting, with policymakers forecasting more "significant" rate hikes.

Housing starts tumble in July to new 17-month low - Vimarsana News

Housing starts tumble in July to new 17-month low

Rising interest rates are starting to cool the housing market, with new U.S. home construction plunging to the lowest level in close to two years in July.

Home sale cancellations surge to another 2-year high as buyers pull back - Vimarsana News

Home sale cancellations surge to another 2-year high as buyers pull back

Homebuyers are backing out of purchase contracts at the fastest pace in more than two years as they confront rising interest rates and the possibility of an impending recession.