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Today's surprising housing data suggests inflation could be surging
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From Economic Policy Journal:

Housing starts rose 15 percent, a seasonally adjusted rate of 658,000. That blew away Keynesian econometric forecasts of an increase to a 590,000-unit rate.

Starts surged in September at their fastest annual pace in 17 months on a big increase in groundbreaking for multi-family units. Housing starts for buildings with two or more units climbed a remarkable 51.3 percent to...

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