New Cloud Over Global Growth: Synchronized Housing Slowdown

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A synchronized housing slowdown is a new risk to the world economy

Housing markets across the world, from the U.K. to China to Australia, are losing steam, holding back prospects for the global economy that last year grew at its slowest rate since the financial crisis.

Across 23 countries, an index of inflation-adjusted home prices compiled by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas grew 1.8% in the third quarter of 2019 from a year earlier, down from a recent peak of 4.3% in 2016, according to an Oxford Economics analysis. In 18 large economies, world-wide residential investment dropped on a...

 

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Housing slowdown means price drops so more people can buy housing.

It's like your articles compete with each other.

Time to short the housing bond industry again

Low stock because holding companies have large amounts of houses sitting empty.

Leftist Globalists want to force you into cramped cities to fulfill their horrific dystopian dream agenda.

No wonder we have so many humans running rampant on this planet. It’s to keep up the housing economy!?

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New Risk to World Economy: Synchronized Housing SlowdownHousing markets across the world are losing steam, holding back prospects for the global economy that last year grew at its slowest rate since the financial crisis. Housing has been one of the key drivers of keeping economic growth going finally Hmm, maybe recklessly reinflating the housing bubble after 2008 wasn't the best idea in terms of stability. Fancy that
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