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New Home Sales May 2026: Weak Volumes, Stable(ish) Prices
While homebuilder equities had a strong week, new home volume remains weak and builder margins squeezed.
18 hrs ago
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Glenn Reynolds, CFA
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GDP 1Q26 Final: PCE Growth Plunge
The downward revision of imports boosts headline GDP to +2.1% from +1.6% but the PCE growth was revised to +0.5% from +1.4%.
Jun 25
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Glenn Reynolds, CFA
Trade Deficits: The Moving Parts and Macro Goals Matter Most
The commentary on the material YTD decline in trade deficits often misses the point –usually by design.
Jun 24
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Glenn Reynolds, CFA
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Market Commentary: Asset Returns 6-21-26
The past week saw the Iran deal dominate, the FOMC surprise, and the Italians rage as the USMCA awaits the next round of tension.
Jun 22
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Glenn Reynolds, CFA
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The FOMC Dance: Will Warsh and Trump Find a Rhythm?
The FOMC meeting and output rattled the UST curve and roiled equities.
Jun 18
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Glenn Reynolds, CFA
Housing Starts May 2026: Weaker for both Single Family and Multifamily
Spring home starts are soft with single family down MoM and YoY and multifamily posting material declines in May.
Jun 17
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Glenn Reynolds, CFA
Industrial Production May 2026: Steady, Balanced Utilization Levels
The slight uptick in Industrial Production and Total Industry Capacity Utilization saw both at the highest levels in calendar 2026.
Jun 15
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Glenn Reynolds, CFA
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Market Commentary: Asset Returns 6-14-26
We update running timeline asset returns as a relief rally on Iran this week meets a mixed tech sector stock performance.
Jun 15
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Glenn Reynolds, CFA
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Geopolitical risk: Trump's Nuclear Saber Rattling?
Trump's "either/or" ultimatums are getting old, but this one includes some veiled nuke imagery. This is not the first time.
Jun 14
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Glenn Reynolds, CFA
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Existing Home Sales May 2026: Slow Rise Despite Rates
A mild recovery in existing home sales was good news considering the latest inflation headwinds in CPI and PPI.
Jun 12
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Glenn Reynolds, CFA
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Producer Price Index May 2026: Too Many “Since 2022” References
The PPI bad news continues with Final Demand at +6.5%, the highest since Nov 2022 at +7.4%.
Jun 11
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Glenn Reynolds, CFA
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CPI May 2026: The 4% Rubicon
The market now faces CPI above the long-term median and negative real fed funds to go with negative real wage growth.
Jun 10
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Glenn Reynolds, CFA
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