NAR US Existing-Home Sales Report Shows 1.2% Increase in October | Metals Mine

  • NAR US Existing-Home Sales Report Shows 1.2% Increase in October

    From nar.realtor

    Existing-home sales increased by 1.2% in October, according to the National Association of REALTORS® Existing-Home Sales Report. The Report provides the real estate ecosystem, including agents and homebuyers and sellers, with data on the level of home sales, price, and inventory. Month-over-month sales increased in the Midwest and South, showed no change in the Northeast, and fell in the West. Year-over-year sales rose in the Northeast, Midwest and South, and decreased in the West. "Home sales increased in October even with the government shutdown due to homebuyers taking advantage of lower mortgage ... (full story)

Comment Options
    •   Newer Stories
    Flash Consumer Confidence Indicator for the EU and Euro Area

    From economy-finance.ec.europa.eu|Nov 20, 2025|1 comment

    This month's Flash CCI for the EU aggregate is computed on the basis of consumer survey data from 26 EU countries (all except Spain), covering 90.9% (EU) and 89.3% (euro area) of ...

    Copper Steadies as Chile Lifts Price Outlook

    From vtmarkets.com|Nov 20, 2025

    Copper prices edged higher after Cochilco, Chile’s state copper commission, lifted its outlook for 2025 and 2026, signalling expectations of tighter supply amid production ...

    Fed's Hammack: Inflation expectations have been contained, and that's good

    From @obienu59136|Nov 20, 2025

    Fed's Hammack: Inflation expectations have been contained, and that's good. Fed's Hammack: I see some softening in demand related to inflation. Fed's Hammack: Pressure from inflation is still really significant. Fed's Hammack: I had been anticipating a cooling in jobs, and the data is confirming that. Fed's Hammack: Inflation is still too high, and is trending in the wrong direction. Fed's Hammack: We need to keep monetary policy somewhat restrictive due to inflation. Fed's Hammack: The jobs data looked a bit mixed. Fed's Hammack: The jobs data highlighted challenges faced by monetary policy. Fed's Hammack: Jobs report is a bit stale, but is in line with expectations - CNBC. Fed's Hammack: Anecdotal info still points to a low-hire, low-fire environment. Fed's Hammack: High inflation is still a real issue for the economy. Fed's Hammack: I see some softening in demand related to inflation. Fed's Hammack: In housing, input costs are a real issue. Fed's Hammack: I expect to see fluctuations in money markets. Fed's Hammack: I am looking a lot at private credit. Fed's Hammack: We are right around the neutral rate.

  • Story Stats

  • Related Stories