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US Housing Starts Beat Forecast at 1.427M vs 1.31M Expected

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US housing starts came in at 1.427M, beating the 1.31M forecast and climbing sharply from 1.177M prior. Better-than-expected housing data supports soft-landing narratives and may temper near-term Fed-cut bets amid repricing following Waller's July hike signal. USD likely to consolidate strength as rate-path uncertainty remains live ahead of CPI Tuesday.
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9 hours ago

US housing starts surge 19% MoM, beat forecast of 11.2%

US housing starts jumped 19% month-over-month, crushing forecasts of 11.2% and reversing a prior -15.4% decline. The data signals stronger construction demand and potential USD support from improved economic resilience, though rate-path repricing on inflation expectations remains the dominant FX narrative ahead of Tuesday's CPI release.

https://x.com/financialjuice/status/2078094989175726318
9 hours ago

US June housing starts surge 19.0%, beat forecast 11.2%

US housing starts jumped 19.0% month-over-month in June, significantly outpacing the 11.2% consensus forecast. This stronger-than-expected construction activity signals robust demand and supports the USD, though market attention remains split between crowded positioning and upcoming Fed rate-path repricing ahead of Tuesday's CPI print.

https://x.com/FirstSquawk/status/2078095605797462172
9 hours ago

US Housing Starts June surge 19% MoM to 1427K, beat estimates

US housing starts jumped to 1.427M in June, crushing the 1.310M estimate and prior 1.177M, with a 19.0% monthly surge versus expected 11.2%. Building permits fell to 1.367K, missing 1.403K forecast. Housing data signals demand resilience ahead of Tuesday's CPI print, which will drive Fed rate-path repricing; USD strength expected if data supports inflation narrative.

https://x.com/LiveSquawk/status/2078095587103183175
8 hours ago

U.S. Housing Starts Surge Past Expectations in June

U.S. housing starts rebounded substantially above forecasts in June, signaling stronger residential construction activity. The data supports a resilient domestic economy, reinforcing USD strength amid crowded positioning. However, with rate-path repricing live following Fed Chair Waller's July hike signal and CPI due Tuesday, this housing print matters less than inflation data for near-term currency moves.

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/us-housing-starts-rebound-more-expected-june
7 hours ago

U.S. Housing Starts Surge In June; Multi-Family Permits Jump

U.S. housing starts rebounded substantially in June, with multi-family permits skyrocketing, per Commerce Department data. Strong residential construction signals resilience in the economy amid rate-path repricing following Fed's July 13 hawkish shift. USD strength likely, but overshadowed by Tuesday's CPI print and Fed rate narrative.

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/us-housing-starts-soar-june-multi-family-permits-skyrocket
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@robert_sondreli · 8 hours ago

buyers have the luxury of waiting but if you are a seller better sell before prices drop

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@mercury01 · 8 hours ago

Prices will come down

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@emma_durban · 8 hours ago

buy now regret later, I would rather wait for rates to drop

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@pierre_r_carosso · 8 hours ago

New homes are so poorly constructed these days they fall apart in a couple of years

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@melody_nk · 8 hours ago

overpriced too

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@yokoyi · 8 hours ago

If interest rates are hiked by the FED then mortgages will go up and most of those houses will end up being bought over by greedy corporates

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