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24th Feb 2023 16:46U.S., Daily Monitor

  • The clear slowing in wage growth means the January spike in core PCE inflation will not be sustained.
  • The surges in January core durable goods orders and pending home sales were boosted by the weather. 
  • Home prices are still falling, and the back-up in rates means the spring market will be tough.

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