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Unemployment rate rises to 3.9% and wages come in softer than expectations.
While reporters kept asking about timelines, Fed Chair Powell said there was no magic formula.
Although highly correlated with coming recessions, it's never been strict with timelines.
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The sector expects rising debt maturities in 2024 while trying to navigate expensive workplace upgrades, according to Colliers' analysis.
Two rate cuts or less anticipated by 92% of survey respondents.
Increased inflation pressure in key areas reinforces the Fed's stance that interest rate cuts can wait.
What worries him is the national debt-to-GDP ratio.
However, the details of what was up and down were important and there is at least one disturbing sign.
The delivery systems manage large portfolios of real estate and are facing the same environment. Plans they make could be good guidance for CRE investors.
An estimated 79% of nursing homes will have to increase staffing, at a cost ranging from $1.5 billion to $6.8 billion industry-wide.