Consumer Confidence has been stagnating, and fell in June
Consumer Confidence has been stagnating, and fell in June
As part of our data catch-up extravaganza, let's check in in on the latest data from the Consumer Confidence Index.
The overall Consumer Confidence Index currently sits at 121.5, down 7.5 percent in a month and down 4.4 percent from a year ago.
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As part of our data catch-up extravaganza, let's check in in on the latest data from the Consumer Confidence Index.
The overall Consumer Confidence Index currently sits at 121.5, down 7.5 percent in a month and down 4.4 percent from a year ago.
The post Consumer Confidence has been stagnating, and fell in June appeared first on Seattle Bubble.
As part of our data catch-up extravaganza, let's check in in on the latest data from the Consumer Confidence Index.
The overall Consumer Confidence Index currently sits at 121.5, down 7.5 percent in a month and down 4.4 percent from a year ago.
The post Consumer Confidence has been stagnating, and fell in June appeared first on Seattle Bubble.
ELOY – One block west of Main Street, behind City Hall and police headquarters, sits a nondescript one-story gray-brick building that should be a lifeline for the thousands of local residents living below the poverty line.
But in the middle of a workday afternoon on a recent Tuesday, the door of the Eloy Housing Authority is locked and the office lights are out. After a knock and a short pause, a woman appears. She won’t speak to journalists but assures them the federal government has the s...
ELOY – One block west of Main Street, behind City Hall and police headquarters, sits a nondescript one-story gray-brick building that should be a lifeline for the thousands of local residents living below the poverty line.
But in the middle of a workday afternoon on a recent Tuesday, the door of the Eloy Housing Authority is locked and the office lights are out. After a knock and a short pause, a woman appears. She won’t speak to journalists but assures them the federal government has the s...
Before the month is over, let's check in in on the latest data from the Consumer Confidence Index.
The overall Consumer Confidence Index currently sits at 138.4, up three percent in a month and up fifteen percent from a year ago…
The post Consumer Confidence blows past 2007 highs, approaches 2000 levels appeared first on Seattle Bubble.
Before the month is over, let's check in in on the latest data from the Consumer Confidence Index.
The overall Consumer Confidence Index currently sits at 138.4, up three percent in a month and up fifteen percent from a year ago…
The post Consumer Confidence blows past 2007 highs, approaches 2000 levels appeared first on Seattle Bubble.
Analysis and Data
New-Home Sales Fell Sharply In June
David Krechevsky
Jul 26, 2022
Sales of new single-family homes fell 8.1% in June from May.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Sales of new homes posted a seasonally adjusted annual of 590,000 nationwide in June, down 8.1% from May and down 17.4% from June 2021, ac...
Analysis and Data
New-Home Sales Fell Sharply In June
David Krechevsky
Jul 26, 2022
Sales of new single-family homes fell 8.1% in June from May.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Sales of new homes posted a seasonally adjusted annual of 590,000 nationwide in June, down 8.1% from May and down 17.4% from June 2021, ac...
Bonds were tentatively ready to confirm a top in yields and runaway inflation in May, but hotter CPI in the Eurozone and the US caused one last revision to the outlook. At the time, we discussed the possibility that the June 10th CPI data was a bit of misdirection play--an outlier in a data landscape that was indeed showing signs of a turn. CPI's timing was ideal for a misdirection play as it happened on a Friday before Fed week, all at a time when the Fed was MOSTLY committed to 50bp hikes ...
Bonds were tentatively ready to confirm a top in yields and runaway inflation in May, but hotter CPI in the Eurozone and the US caused one last revision to the outlook. At the time, we discussed the possibility that the June 10th CPI data was a bit of misdirection play--an outlier in a data landscape that was indeed showing signs of a turn. CPI's timing was ideal for a misdirection play as it happened on a Friday before Fed week, all at a time when the Fed was MOSTLY committed to 50bp hikes ...
Consumer confidence in the housing market dropped to the lowest level since 2011, as both prospective buyers and sellers have become more pessimistic, according to a monthly survey released Monday by Fannie Mae. Just 17% of those surveyed in July said now is a good time to buy a home, down from 20% in June. Even more telling, however, is that the share of sellers who think it's a good time to list their homes dropped to 67% in July from 76% two months prior. Far fewer consumers now think home pr...
Consumer confidence in the housing market dropped to the lowest level since 2011, as both prospective buyers and sellers have become more pessimistic, according to a monthly survey released Monday by Fannie Mae. Just 17% of those surveyed in July said now is a good time to buy a home, down from 20% in June. Even more telling, however, is that the share of sellers who think it's a good time to list their homes dropped to 67% in July from 76% two months prior. Far fewer consumers now think home pr...
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Rising mortgage rates, high home prices and uncertainty in the overall economy have Americans feeling more pessimistic about the state of the housing market. In October, just 16% of consumers said they thought now is a good time to buy a home, according to a monthly survey by Fannie Mae. That is the lowest share since the survey began in 2011. The share of respondents who thought now is a good time to sell a home also dropped from 59% to 51%. Fannie Mae's survey looks not just at buying and sell...
Rising mortgage rates, high home prices and uncertainty in the overall economy have Americans feeling more pessimistic about the state of the housing market. In October, just 16% of consumers said they thought now is a good time to buy a home, according to a monthly survey by Fannie Mae. That is the lowest share since the survey began in 2011. The share of respondents who thought now is a good time to sell a home also dropped from 59% to 51%. Fannie Mae's survey looks not just at buying and sell...
A report from Candy‘s Dirt in Texas. “‘We’re seeing the results of buyer exhaustion. These poor guys and gals are no longer willing to be one of 40 offers and pay so far beyond an already inflated asking price,’ said Travis…
A report from Candy‘s Dirt in Texas. “‘We’re seeing the results of buyer exhaustion. These poor guys and gals are no longer willing to be one of 40 offers and pay so far beyond an already inflated asking price,’ said Travis…