In the fourth quarter of 2021 the average sales price of a home in the US was up 18 percent from 2020; compare that to the 6 percent increases of previous years. At first blush this seems impossible during a recession. In 50 years and through seven recessions it’s never happened. But on second thought
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In this article US10Y Jason Lee | Reuters BEIJING — The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has risen rapidly to three-year highs, erasing its gap with its Chinese counterpart, something that hasn’t happened for more than a decade. As the yields cross paths – the U.S. one rising above China’s – that theoretically reverses an investment strategy that bought
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Getty Images Many employers offer their workers benefits beyond just health insurance and retirement planning. These perks can range from mental health services to financial advice and can be used to grow your personal wealth. But many workers don’t know what benefits they’re eligible for. In fact, some 32% of employees said they are confused
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Today Ohio Governor Mike DeWine issued the following statement in support of a Special Audit of the $100 billion State Teachers Retirement System (STRS) Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber and his office is currently conducting. “This week, I spoke with Auditor Faber regarding his ongoing special audit of STRS. The issues being reviewed are
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CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Wednesday said inflation could peak and the market could recover soon, leaning on chart analysis from legendary market technician Larry Williams. “The charts and the history, as interpreted by Larry Williams, suggest one crazy thing, which is that inflation could soon peak, and then the second crazy thing, which is the
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