Existing Home Sales Hit 9-Month Low

New Home Sales Edge Up, Median Price Drop Isn’t What It Seems

Unemployment Claims Show It’s Still Tough to Find Work

Consumer Inflation Rises in June, But Tariff Impact Limited

Wholesale Inflation Eases More Than Expected

Slight Uptick in Builder Confidence Amid Ongoing Market Strains

Fed Minutes Reveal Division on Rate Cuts

Homeownership Remains a Solid Investment

Continuing Unemployment Claims Point to Slower Hiring

Strong June Jobs Report Reinforces Fed Caution

Private Payrolls Decline in June

May Job Openings Rise Unexpectedly

Inflation Update: Key Measure Slightly Higher Than Expected

Existing Home Sales Remain Sluggish in May

New Home Sales Slow

Fed Remains Cautious, Holds Rates Steady

Home Builder Confidence Falls Further in June

Housing Starts and Permits Reach Lowest Levels of 2025

Consumer Inflation Cooler Than Forecasts

Wholesale Inflation Muted in May

Unemployment Claims Trend Higher

Crucial Inflation Measure Moves Lower

Home Prices Show Steady Annual Growth

Pending Home Sales See Sharp Decline

Crucial Inflation Measure Moves Lower

Home Prices Show Steady Annual Growth

Pending Home Sales See Sharp Decline

Existing Home Sales Sink to 7-Month Low

New Home Sales Surge Past Expectations

Continuing Unemployment Claims Exceed 1.9 Million

Annual Consumer Inflation Hits 4-Year Low

Wholesale Inflation Cools as Companies Absorb Costs

Home Builder Confidence Drops Sharply in May

Fed Holds Steady on Rates, Takes "Wait and See" Approach

Homeownership Remains a Solid Investment Option

Latest Unemployment Claims: Finding New Jobs Takes Longer

April Jobs Report: Looking Beyond the Headlines

Private Payrolls Miss Expectations

The Fed’s Preferred Inflation Measure Shows Progress

Existing Home Sales Fall Below Expectations

New Home Sales Climb in March

“Pervasive” Uncertainty Clouds Economic Outlook, Fed Report Shows

Powell Signals Inflation is More Important Than Labor

Retail Sales Surge in March Ahead of Tariffs

Economic Uncertainty Dampens Home Builder Sentiment

Consumer Inflation Eases in March

Wholesale Inflation Also Eases, Key Components Cool

Homeownership Remains a Solid Investment Option

Global Reciprocal Tariffs Announced

March Sees Stronger Job Growth, But With Caveats

Private Payrolls Rebound

Job Openings Fall in February

The Fed’s Preferred Inflation Gauge Ticks Higher

New Home Sales Bounce Back After Slow Start to 2025

Pending Home Sales Improve

Fed Maintains Current Rate, Signals Economic Outlook

Existing Home Sales Exceed Expectations

Home Builder Confidence Drops to 7-Month Low

Consumer Inflation Progresses Lower

Wholesale Inflation Eases, Yet Key Areas Increase

January Job Openings Rise, But Signs of Weakness Persist