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Beazer Homes: Weak Q1 Results, 2024 And 2025 Growth, And Still Undervalued (NYSE:BZH)

Beazer Homes: Weak Q1 Results, 2024 And 2025 Growth, And Still Undervalued (NYSE:BZH)
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Geopolitical risks, US elections creating uncertainty – Goldman Sachs CEO

Geopolitical risks, US elections creating uncertainty – Goldman Sachs CEO
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Geopolitical risks, US elections creating uncertainty – Goldman Sachs CEO

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Here s how the housing market stumped Wall Street this year

Prognosticators at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs along with economists polled by Bloomberg found themselves playing catch-up when it came to prices, new home sales, and mortgage rates this year.

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Global economy will perform better than expected in 2024

The global economy will outperform again in 2024, Goldman Sachs Research says, basing it on its economists prediction for income growth (amid cooling inflation and a robust job market).

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