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Family Hack of the Week

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April 23 is National Picnic Day. Make these Blackberry-Oat Crumble Bars courtesy of Southern Living for a

Rates Higher for Longer

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While speaking to a policy forum on U.S.-Canada economic relations, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said that recent

Continuing Unemployment Claims Remain Above 1.8 Million

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Initial Jobless Claims were flat in the latest week, as another 212,000 people filed for unemployment
Housing Starts Slide in March

Housing Starts Slide in March

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Even though home builder sentiment held steady, builders pulled back on new construction last month, with

Home Builder Sentiment Holds Steady

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Confidence among home builders remained just above the key breakeven threshold of 50 for the second straight

Existing Home Sales Slip

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After hitting their highest level in a year in February, Existing Home Sales fell 4.3% in March to a

Family Hack of the Week

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It’s National Grilled Cheese Month. This Cheddar and Apple Grilled Cheese Sandwich from the Food

Latest on Small Business Optimism…or Lack Thereof

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The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) Small Business Optimism Index fell to 88.5 in March.

Continuing Unemployment Claims Top 1.8 Million

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Initial Jobless Claims fell by 11,000 in the latest week, retreating from a two-month high, as 211,000 people

Wholesale Inflation Better Than Feared

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The Producer Price Index (PPI), which measures inflation on the wholesale level, rose 0.2% in March, just

Inflation Progress Stalls

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The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed higher-than-expected inflation in March, with the headline

Jobless Claims Story Remains the Same

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Initial Jobless Claims fell slightly in the latest week, with 210,000 people filing for unemployment benefits

Family Hack of the Week

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You’ll enjoy National Coffee Cake Day on April 7 thanks to this scrumptious and easy recipe courtesy of
Higher Trend in Home Prices Continues

Higher Trend in Home Prices Continues

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The Case-Shiller Home Price Index, which is considered the “gold standard” for appreciation,
More Signed Contracts Despite Higher Rates

More Signed Contracts Despite Higher Rates

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Pending Home Sales rose 1.6% from January to February per the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR),