U.S. new home sales rose 7.4% month-over-month to 682,000 units in March, while median prices declined 5.3% to $387,400 amid falling inventory levels that now represent an 8.5-month supply at current sales pace, according to Commerce Department data.
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US New Home Sales Rise 7.4% to 682,000 in March
U.S. new home sales rose 7.4% month-over-month to 682,000 units in March, while median prices declined 5.3% to $387,400 amid falling inventory levels that now represent an 8.5-month supply at current sales pace, according to Commerce Department data.
US new home sales plunged 17.6% in January to 587,000 units on an annualized basis, marking the lowest level since October 2022 and significantly missing market expectations of 720,000 units, while inventory climbed to a 9.7-month supply at current sales pace.
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US New Home Sales Hit 3-Year, 3-Month Low in January - Plunge 18% From Previous Month
US new home sales plunged 17.6% in January to 587,000 units on an annualized basis, marking the lowest level since October 2022 and significantly missing market expectations of 720,000 units, while inventory climbed to a 9.7-month supply at current sales pace.
US Wholesale Inventories Rise 0.2% in December—Growth Remains Moderate
US wholesale inventories edged up 0.2% in December to $917.96 billion, maintaining a moderate growth pace, while the inventory-to-sales ratio declined year-on-year.
US December Trade Deficit Widens to $70.3 Billion, Up 33%—Exceeds Forecasts (Update)
The US trade deficit widened sharply to $70.3 billion in December 2025, exceeding forecasts, as exports fell and imports rose; the annual deficit edged down 0.2% to $901.5 billion.
US Durable Goods Orders Fall 1.4% in December—Decline Less Than Expected (Update)
US durable goods orders fell 1.4% in December, less than the expected 2% drop, as transportation equipment weakened and non-defense aircraft orders declined sharply, according to the US Department of Commerce.
US December Housing Starts Rise 6.2% Month-on-Month—Building Permits Also Increase
US housing starts rose 6.2% in December to 1.404 million units, while building permits increased 4.3%, signaling continued resilience in the US housing market despite year-on-year declines.
US retail sales were flat in December, missing expectations during the peak holiday season, with core retail sales (control group) also declining, signaling a pause in consumer spending momentum despite year-on-year growth.
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US December Retail Sales Flat From Previous Month—Shock Miss Versus Expectations (Comprehensive)
US retail sales were flat in December, missing expectations during the peak holiday season, with core retail sales (control group) also declining, signaling a pause in consumer spending momentum despite year-on-year growth.
US December Retail Sales Flat From Previous Month—Falls Short of Expectations in Year-End Spending Shock (Update)
US retail sales were flat in December, missing expectations during the peak holiday season, with zero month-on-month growth and a 2.4% annual increase, signaling a pause in consumer spending momentum.
US Trade Deficit Surged to $56.8 Billion in November, Doubling Year-on-Year—Largest Increase in 34 Years
The US trade deficit soared to $56.8 billion in November 2025, nearly doubling from the previous month and marking the sharpest increase in 34 years, as imports surged and exports declined.
US Durable Goods Orders Surge 5.3% in November, Beating Expectations (Update)
US durable goods orders surged 5.3% in November, far exceeding expectations, as transportation equipment—especially commercial aircraft—drove a sharp rebound from October’s decline.
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