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美国制造业集体吐槽：都怪高额关税推高了通胀_价格

据华尔街日报报道，美国制造商正在推动拜登政府取消关税，理由是关税导致了后疫情时期伴随经济复苏而出现的价格上涨和产品短缺。目前美国国内需求火热，但制造商们表示，在一些钢铁产品的价格比欧洲同行高出40…

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Builders grapple with land shortage, soaring lumber costs

LOS ANGELES (AP) U.S. homebuilders are poised to benefit this spring homebuying.

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Alles was zählt -Star André Dietz: Trotz seltenem Gendefekt seiner Tochter: So kommunizieren die beiden

Alles was zählt -Star André Dietz: Trotz seltenem Gendefekt seiner Tochter: So kommunizieren die beiden
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Amid a pandemic, a revived market for new homes

Amid a pandemic, a revived market for new homes Carisa Crawford Chappell, The Washington Post Feb. 11, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 5 1of5Bidding wars and lack of inventory among existing homes in Washington, D.C., led Mackenzie Jones to buy a new townhouse in suburban Laurel, Md. I am looking forward to some of the more quiet spaces and having a little bit more room, Jones says.Photo for The Washington Post by Craig HudsonShow MoreShow Less 2of5LAUREL, MD - FEBRUARY 06: Construction workers continue to build new housing at a development in Laurel, MD, on February 06, 2020. (Photo by Craig Hudson for The Washington Post)Craig Hudson/For the Washington PostShow MoreShow Less

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How the Rollout of COVID-19 Vaccines Could Help—and Hurt—the U S Housing Market

How the Rollout of COVID-19 Vaccines Could Help-and Hurt-the U.S. Housing Market How the Rollout of COVID-19 Vaccines Could Help-and Hurt-the U.S. Housing Market Now as the vaccines are being rolled out, home buyers and sellers are eager to take real estate s temperature. Will prices cool? Will cities come back? Clare Trapasso, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The coronavirus pandemic and the ensuing financial crisis have caused immeasurable hardship and pain across the U.S. Paradoxically enough, the crisis has also served as a turbocharged shot to the housing market. Feverish buyers rushed into the market just as COVID-19-shy sellers pulled their homes off forcing buyers into bidding wars and pushing prices up to new heights. Recession be damned.

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