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X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-07-04 20:00
“To lower costs, America needs to build a lot, fast, the same way,” argues the Democratic congressman. “Housing should be the priority for mass production” https://t.co/zmunpPs1As https://t.co/SPD7f63oVM ...
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-07-03 16:06
California Governor Gavin Newsom’s rollback of the state's landmark environmental law has housing advocates celebrating https://t.co/K58RB8J6Qx ...
Zohran’s right! Clinton Dem anoints liberal star for crushing ‘loser’ Cuomo
MSNBC· 2025-07-02 23:59
New York City had this mayor's race, right. Uh the winner here is an AOC style Democratic socialist. Uh you've had your you in the primary. You've had your battles with various folks.You talk about what's wability and and what's a good campaign message. A lot of folks outside of New York are watching the race. There's a lot of different views of it.Inside New York, a big part of the message was populism, affordability, uh make this city livable for everybody. again uh a lot of people found that to be an upl ...
Alan Blinder: Markets are paying too little attention to oil situation
CNBC Television· 2025-06-18 15:29
Inflation & Tariffs - The market is underestimating the potential impact of oil prices, which could rival or even exceed the uncertainty surrounding tariffs [3][4] - Tariffs' inflationary impact is still anticipated, though not yet significantly observed [1][8] - The effects of tariff increases on prices are largely unseen to date [8] Oil Market - Geopolitical strife in the Middle East introduces significant uncertainty regarding future oil prices [3] - A rapid surge in oil prices, potentially exceeding $100 per barrel due to events like the closure of the Straits of Hormuz, could shock industrial economies [5] Monetary Policy - Current Federal Reserve policy is considered slightly tight, with a real interest rate a little high [6] - The Federal Reserve can afford to wait and observe the development of tariff and oil uncertainties [7] Housing Market - The housing sector, particularly new residential construction spending, constitutes approximately 4% of GDP and is closely monitored by the Federal Reserve due to its interest rate sensitivity [9][10]