The move higher in oil has also reignited bets that central banks will have to lift interest rates to contain the resulting wave of inflation, hitting bonds in the US, Europe and the UK. UK has especially been hit hard with increased borrowing costs. https://www.ft.com/content/0244cd6d-b0da-435c-9c84-7ff4f37ec9ec?utm_medium=email&utm_source=exponea&xnpe_cmp=.eJwTUuBtymHhes9WcGhhkozmHN7bvBn7y_M_fFj_YOaD2Rw-_jWGP4zPZWnU3HKMKtXXT8pPqdQvSUzKSdUvgbCL9EtSICLRlrGYgsgi0YaxMEEkXaaxUG5KZhkYF-gXFyTm6ReXFOXnpesnZvEkLD7azWCSXS7xv3d7AxMTAN_hRPA.wmFZkEc5CBp0fg&xnpe_tifc=x.zd4FY8x.18OIhuhuYJx9pJVdUZMds_OuHZhF1jbIEstIod4.oA4FYpbCJNxuHXtILuOI_jh.b7OFn8h9X84IzD4FoXbubpxDEsxkhs&syn-25a6b1a6=1
The rental vacancy rate was not statistically different from the rate in the first quarter 2025. The rental vacancy rates in the Northeast and South were higher than the first quarter 2025 rates, the rate in the Midwest was lower than in first quarter 2025, and the rate in the West was not statistically different from the first quarter 2025.
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