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LV 'most depressed' housing market
Las Vegas :: NV :: USA | 8 days ago
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Another report indicates that housing prices continue to decline. "Las Vegas remains the most depressed market," according to Standard & Poor's, which publishes the Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller home price index of 20 major cities. "Prices have fallen...
Tags: The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller, S&P Case-Shiller, Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller, U.S, major city, monthly increase, price rise, season adjusted, Standard&Poor's/Case-Shiller, Las Vegas, Business Finance, United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, Case-Shiller index, Subprime mortgage crisis, Economic history of the United States, Shiller, United States housing bubble, economics, Financial economics, Price index, United States housing market correction, House price index, Robert Shiller, Interest rates, Pricing, Irrational Exuberance, Economic disasters, Causes of the United States housing bubble, Zillow.com, First-time buyer, Behavioral finance
Bank says let’ s party like it’s 1994 again
London :: United Kingdom | 18 days ago
Credibility This week’s is how to square the Bank of England’s upbeat forecast for the economy a few days ago with governor Mervyn King’s relentlessly downbeat tone in presenting it. Though the Bank is enough of a tease not to give us precise numbers, a reading of...
Tags: Bank of England, United Kingdom, London, Monetary policy, Public finance, Late 2000s recession in Europe, Macroeconomics, Recessions, Inflation, Business Finance, Business cycle, Financial crises, Quantitative easing, Recession, Monetarism, Real estate bubble, Financial crisis of 2007￢ﾀﾓ2009, Alan Greenspan, Irrational Exuberance, Dot-com bubble, Economic bubble, Nouriel Roubini
Cheap stocks - if the economy isn't broken
New York City :: NY :: USA | 9 months ago
Credibility With the Dow Jones Industrial Average below 7,000, the U.S. stock market is well below its early-1995 level, adjusted for changes in nominal GDP...The risk, however, is that too much fiscal and budgetary stimulus will bring on growth-stultifying inflation.
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