US jobless claims came in 238k vs 235k exp. and 242k previously (Continued jobless claims came in 1810k vs 1828k exp. and 1820k previously)
- US Housing Starts came in 1.277M vs 1.37M exp. and 1.36M previously (-5.5% MoM vs 0.7% exp. and 5% previously)
- US Building permits came in vs 1.45M and 1.44M previously (-3.7% MoM vs 0.7% exp. and -3% previously)
US Philly Fed Index came in 1.3 vs 5 exp. and 4.5 previously
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Source: xStation5
Source: XTB Research, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), Macrobond
Source: XTB Research, US Census Burea, Bloomberg Finance L.P.
