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Bloomberg: Migration Drives Up Housing Costs in 13 Countries

Migration is expanding per-person poverty in many advanced countries, chiefly by raising housing costs, Bloomberg said.

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Bidenflation Blues: Renters More Pessimistic Than Ever About Owning A Home

For the first time ever, the expectation to own a home among younger Americans fell below 50 percent. | Economy

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What s Wrong With the Economy? It s You, Not the Data

What s Wrong With the Economy? It s You, Not the Data By Hardika Singh Many Americans believe that the economy and their finances are worse than they really are. Meanwhile, from beef to mayo,.

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Nearly everyone has given up on their recession call, and that makes the outlook dangerously reminiscent of 2007, SocGen says

Recession views feel dangerously similar to those prior to the 2008 crisis, as consensus shifts to soft or no-landing, SocGen said.

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Work in U S Isn t So Central to Life Any Longer; U S Jobs Gains at 275,000 in February

Work in U.S. Isn t So Central to Life Any Longer; U.S. Jobs Gains at 275,000 in February By James Christie Good day. U.S. employers are up against a persistent shortage of workers, especially.

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