Editor
Wall Street jumped higher on Tuesday morning, and home prices are moving to a balancing point.
After last week’s setbacks, Wall Street gained some momentum in the last two days. The main indexes opened positively and earned higher returns in today’s session. After a strong growth report from GM’s earnings reports the Nasdaq jumped by 172 basis points, the S&P 500 rose by 42 points, and the Dow Jones average industrial moves up by 208 basis points.
Despite the supply and the damned shortage in the last two quarters, GM recorded a new record in demand. The company’s revenues were slightly lower than the expected amount of $42 billion. The company reported total revenue of $41.89 billion in the third quarter. That said, according to GM officials, the company enjoys 8% of Wall Street, making it a critical player.
GM and Tesla are the saving anchors for the Wall Street main index, plus the US airline companies. Social media companies are in a mixed performance position, with some ups and downs, which increases the likelihood of a market tech stock crash.
Despite the stringent and harsh supply environment, particularly in China, several companies have exceeded market expectations in terms of deliveries.
Furthermore, the most recent FED notes improved market sentiment for the first time in 90 days. Several officials have observed the market effects of higher interest rates, particularly on the S& P 500 index and the housing market. Higher interest rates have led to a record in the bond market. The U.S. 10-year treasury bonds are still hot. Compared to the previous market day of 4.21%, the 10-year treasury had risen to 4.25%. Which puts massive pressure on borrowing costs, manufacturing activities, and the housing market?
The housing market is experiencing its worst 12-month performance in 20 years. The data supports a market crash based on the market’s profits and revenues in the past three quarters.
A positive report was posted today by economists that suggest that the home price growth wave is gone now. Home prices in the U.S. have declined in the past 60 days, which might raise hopes of a market rebound by the end of the fourth quarter. Home prices in the U.S. posted higher reckoned in 2022 in the spring and early months of the summer. Yet, August and September numbers show a variety of downtrends in home prices in the 20 cities in the U.S.
Home buyers found themselves in one of the most extreme situations possible, with higher mortgage rates, inflation, and interest rates on the rise. The only way to survive the market is to offer a price reduction, and that’s what we are seeing. Arguably, the price reduction is significantly important to prevent a market crisis; it will provide selling potential and growth as well.
The price reduction is more likely to increase in the next month, and that will increase the probability of a softening real estate market.
