Pending sales of single-family homes fell 1.1% (-7.2% y/y) during June, according the National Association of Realtors (NAR), following a little-revised 6.0% May increase. The June figure compared to consensus expectations for a 0.3% [...]
Global| Jul 28 2014U.S. Pending Home Sales Backpedal But Remain Firm
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jul 28 2014U.S. Pending Home Sales Backpedal But Remain Firm
Pending sales of single-family homes fell 1.1% (-7.2% y/y) during June, according the National Association of Realtors (NAR), following a little-revised 6.0% May increase. The latest figure remained 7.3% lower than the high reached [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jul 25 2014German Ifo Slips for Third Consecutive Month
Germany's Ifo index fell for the third straight month in July. The index fell to 8.6 from June's 11.8. In April it stood at 14.7; it has lost 6.1 points in four months. A number of German reports have been weak recently, ranging from [...]
Global| Jul 25 2014U.S. Durable Goods Orders Recover M/M as Bookings for Capital Goods Jump
New orders for durable goods improved 0.7% (-1.6% y/y) during June and reversed most of an unrevised 1.0% May decline. The increase roughly matched expectations in the Action Economics Forecast Survey. A 1.8% rebound (-10.4% y/y) in [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jul 24 2014U.S. New Home Sales and Prices Reverse Course
New home sales during June fell 8.1% (-11.5% y/y) to 406,000 and reversed May's 8.3% gain to 442,000, initially reported as 504,000. Sales during April also were revised lower. The latest figure fell short of expectations for 480,000 [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City reported that its July Composite index of 10th District factory sector activity improved to 9 and made up most of its decline to 6 during June. The latest figure remained in the range of [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jul 24 2014U.S. New Home Sales and Prices Reverse Course
New home sales during June fell 8.1% (-11.5% y/y) to 406,000 and reversed May's 8.3% gain to 442,000, initially reported as 504,000. Sales during April also were revised lower. The latest figure fell short of expectations for 480,000 [...]
by:Tom Moeller
|in:Economy in Brief
Global| Jul 24 2014EMU Flash PMI Rises amid Sector Divergence; Mind the Gap!
The European Monetary Union's flash total private sector PMI rose to a level of 54 in July from 52.8 in June. That's the highest flash reading since April. The averages for 12 months, six months and three months show that progress has [...]
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