Where Do Economists Think the Housing Market Is Headed?

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Economists say the government can help this process to a certain extent by not pumping additional stimulus into the economy. But that also could mean any given American is less able to buy a home in the first place if the economy as a whole is slowing down. So, Colby, where do economists think the housing market is headed? "It's just too soon to say," he says.

EY’s global chief executive Carmine Di Sibio says he is planning to retire next year, and the FT’s Joshua Franklin explains the impact of JPMorgan settling a lawsuit over its 15-year relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Plus, in the fourth and final part of our housing series, we look at what the government can do to bring down prices.

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EY chief Carmine Di Sibio to retire after failure of split plan

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