A “normal” housing market by July?
More than 25% of homes currently on the market have cut their prices. But that’s not unusual.
The Fed steps it up
The 75 basis point increase in the short-term lending rate is the largest since August 1994.
No relief from PPI. Next up, tomorrow’s Fed decision.
The plan was for half-point jumps in June and July as long as data came in as expected. That is no longer the case.
The Wealth Effect meets inflation
Higher interest rates weigh on stock prices. It’s a backdoor way of reducing people’s income via the Wealth Effect.
Target misses the bullseye
Their $15 billion of inventory is 43% higher than a year-ago. Much of it was late to arrive because of supply chain issues.
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