June 2, 2014
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Manufacturing ISM Expands 12th Month, But Less Than Forecast
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Black Knight’s April Mortgage Monitor shows almost 2 million modifications face interest rate resets, and 40 percent of those resets are underwater. Email News Release "We have seen a continual reduction in the number of underwater borrowers at the national level for some time now, but modified loans show a different picture," said Kostya Gradushy, Black Knight’s manager of Loan Data and Customer Analytics. "While the national negative equity rate as of April stands at 9.4 percent of active mortgages, the share of underwater modified loans facing interest rate resets is much higher — over 40 percent
Via translation from Les Echos please note a Sharp Rise in French Unemployment The number of Class A job seekers reached 3,626,500 in April. At this rate, the threshold of half a million more unemployed since the election of François Hollande will be reached this summer
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± 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.