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Read the article: BLS Employment Projections Through 2022: How Many Jobs Require a College Degree?
Read the article: BLS Employment Projections Through 2022: How Many Jobs Require a College Degree?
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Are Mortgage Credit Conditions "Tight"? A statement in regards to credit condition in a Bloomberg article this morning on New Home Sales caught my attention and merits further investigation. Here is the statement in question: " Builder optimism has eased as well, reflecting still-tight credit conditions and limited availability of lots
± 18.2 ± 22.3 Year-over-year, the US is down, the South is down, the Northeast is down, and the West is down. Only the Midwest is up. And please note the exceptionally wide confidence levels for Midwest sales. The Census bureau adds these additional notes "Changes in seasonally adjusted statistics often show irregular movement.
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Today, the Financial Times reports NY Fed President Floats Change to Exit Strategy One of the US Federal Reserve’s most influential officials has called for a change to its exit strategy from easy monetary policy. William Dudley, president of the New York Fed, said the central bank should keep reinvesting in its mortgage portfolio until after it raises interest rates. The current exit strategy calls for stopping reinvestment before rates go up.