October Housing Starts Decline as Single-Family Units Rise Slightly
In October, housing starts dipped to an annual rate of 1.246 million, while single-family starts showed a modest increase of 5.4% from September.
In October, housing starts dipped to an annual rate of 1.246 million, while single-family starts showed a modest increase of 5.4% from September.
December's employment report reveals a drop in job growth and low participation rates, signaling potential challenges ahead for the labor market.
December's employment data shows slow job growth at 50,000 and a slight drop in the unemployment rate to 4.4%, amid significant payroll revision downw...
November saw job openings decline to 7.1 million, reflecting minimal hiring changes and stable quit rates year-over-year.
Recent data shows a 9.7% decline in mortgage applications, reflecting a dip in both refinancing and purchase activity as rates stabilize.