The latest home price indexes showed that wealth creation opportunities remain in homeownership. Plus, there were more signs that the labor sector is slowing.

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The Fed held rates steady but hinted that the time for a cut may be approaching. Plus, there were more signs that the labor sector is weakening while home prices hit a new high.

The Fed’s preferred inflation measure, annual Core PCE, remained at a three-year low while home sales were subdued in June. Plus, economic growth in the second quarter surprised to the upside.

Home builder sentiment remains below a key threshold while there was an important caveat to the rise in construction projects last month. Plus, more signs are signaling a slowdown in economic activity.

In the latest market update, consumer inflation cooled in June, offering a positive sign for the economy. However, wholesale inflation unexpectedly heated up, adding complexity to the inflation outlook. Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s recent testimony highlighted the Fed's dual mandate and the balanced approach needed to address both inflation and other economic risks. Additionally, the impact of the holiday season on unemployment claims is explored. Dive into these stories and more to understand the current economic landscape.

The latest market update reveals signs of a softening labor sector as job growth slowed in June and the unemployment rate increase triggered a key recession indicator. Meanwhile, home prices continue to rise nationwide. Discover more about the current state of the job market, the trends in jobless claims, and the ongoing strength in the housing market. Read on for an in-depth analysis of these developments and what they mean for the economy.

Both inflation and home sales showed signs of cooling in May, while home prices continued to reach new highs. We also provide insights on economic trends such as jobless claims, GDP growth, and the state of new home sales. Stay informed with the key highlights and their potential impacts on the market.

In our latest market update, we delve into the dip in both existing home sales and new construction for May, despite a record-high median home price. We also examine key economic indicators, including builder sentiment, retail sales, and jobless claims. Read on for detailed insights on these trends and their potential impacts.