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added: 19-08-2009

American homeowners are much more realistic about their own homes' values than they were one year ago, but are more optimistic about the future than at any other time in the past year. More than half (60 percent) of homeowners believe their own home lost value in the past 12 months, according to the Zillow Q2 Homeowner Confidence Survey. In reality, 83 percent of homes lost value during that time, according to Zillow's second quarter Real Estate Market Reports.
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added: 19-08-2009

U.S. consumers have been battling adverse economic conditions for well over 18 months, and, to cope, they have been forced to make significant changes in how and where they shop. Gone are the days when shoppers selected retailers based on convenience, merchandising, promotions and affordability. Since shopper loyalty has become a much more complex subject, the latest IRI Times & Trends Report, “Channel Migration: The Blurring of Shopper Loyalty,” provides insights into recession-driven changes in consumer shopping patterns across departments, categories and consumer segments.
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added: 19-08-2009

The weekly average rate borrowers were quoted on Zillow Mortgage Marketplace for 30-year fixed mortgages decreased last week to 5.30 percent, down from 5.36 percent the week prior, according to the Zillow Mortgage Rate Monitor, compiled by leading real estate Web site Zillow.com®. Rates for 15-year fixed mortgages fell to 4.63 percent from 4.69 percent, and 5-1 adjustable rate mortgages fell to 4.22 percent, down from 4.28 the week prior.
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added: 18-08-2009

ForeclosureListings.com provides statistics regarding the most recent foreclosure and real estate prices throughout the United States. Just as the signals about the state of the economy seem to be mixed, the fluctuations in the real estate market do not seem to follow a set pattern either.
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added: 18-08-2009

Overall customer satisfaction with auto insurance companies is up significantly in 2009, driven primarily by low premiums, according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2009 National Auto Insurance Study.
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added: 18-08-2009

A survey conducted in June by Ernst & Young and the Economist Intelligence Unit reveals that nearly half of the oil and gas industry executives surveyed believe that their business has been less severely impacted by the economic downturn than other sectors. Nearly half of survey respondents even realized business improvements. The respondents primarily represented major international oil and gas firms, which were well capitalized before the downturn.
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added: 18-08-2009

The two reports released by the Center for Immigration Studies provide detailed information on the U.S. labor force. The first, entitled "Jobs Americans Don't Do?," provides a detailed look at the concentration of immigrants across the 465 occupations that comprise the U.S.-labor market. The second report, entitled "Worse Than It Seems," examines the broader measure of unemployment, referred to by the government as U-6, which includes the unemployed and people who would like to work but have not looked for a job recently, as well as those working part-time who want full-time work.
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added: 18-08-2009

TransUnion.com released the results of its analysis of trends in the mortgage industry for the second quarter of 2009 and the associated impact on the U.S. consumer.
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added: 17-08-2009

The U.S. Import Price Index fell 0.7 percent in July, the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the U.S. Department of Labor reported. Decreases for both petroleum prices and nonpetroleum prices contributed to the July drop for overall import prices, which followed four consecutive monthly increases. Export prices also declined in July, falling 0.3 percent after advancing 1.0 percent the previous month.
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added: 17-08-2009

Americans agree that electrical grid infrastructure should be upgraded to support alternative energy technologies. Seven out of 10 Americans support federal stimulus funds toward alternative energy technologies; a majority said more should have been allocated.
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