Americans are staying in their homes before selling them for twice as long as in 2005, and the baby boomers are to blame. The typical homeowner spends 11.5 years in …
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Inflation slows to 3.1% in January – but is still hotter than expected and causes Dow and S&P to dive as investors all but rule out March rate cut
by Jackby JackUS inflation slowed to 3.1 percent in January, a smaller drop than expected By Neirin Gray Desai Consumer Reporter for Dailymail.Com and Reuters and Pa Updated: 09:06 EST, February 13, …
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S&P 500 closes above 5,000 for the first time ever in an ongoing rally propelled by big tech stocks
by Elijahby ElijahThe S&P 500 Index finished above 5,000 for the first time on Friday Investors Trust AI That Fed Rate Hikes Are Coming By Neirin Gray Desai Consumer Reporter for Dailymail.Com …
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Home sales post biggest decline in four months thanks to high mortgage rates – but experts insist you can STILL haggle a good deal
by Jackby JackThere were 8% fewer pending home sales last month compared to last year Mortgage rates have fallen from record highs, but borrowing is still expensive Home viewing activity is increasing, …
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It’s the S&P 5,000! Closely watched S&P 500 stock index spikes through 5,000 points milestone but closes just under it – index has now DOUBLED since Covid low
by Jackby JackThe S&P 500 finally reached the 5,000 level for the first time on February 8. Wall Street Investors See Promise As They Pore Over U.S. Companies’ Earnings Confidence Grows That …
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Revealed: Taylor Swift’s concerts boosted the U.S economy by BILLIONS – and the pop juggernaut is spearheading a ‘tour tourism’ trend, with trips booked around gigs. So are YOU ready for a ‘Swiftcation’?
by Merryby MerryTaylor Swift is redefining what it means to be successful in the music industry while also changing the travel industry. Last year, the U.S. leg of his Eras tour boosted …