U.S. home prices drop to a record low for the 10th consecutive month in October, posting their largest drop since early 1991. An undisclosed source that is widely watch showed Wednesday. The record 6.7 percent drop in the Standard &Poor's/Case-Shiller home price index also marked the 23rd consecutive month prices either grew more slowly or declined. Robert Shiller said, "No matter how you look at the nation's single family housing market data, The single family housing market remains grim." The previous record decline was 6.3 percent, recorded in April 1991. The S&P/Case-Shiller home price index tracks prices of existing single-family homes in 10 metropolitan areas compared to a year earlier. The index is considered a strong measure of home prices because it examines price changes of the same property over time, instead of calculating a median price of homes sold during the month. The boarder Case-Shiller index 20 metropolitan homes area fell record low 6.1 percent. Among the 20 homes that was on the index list showed that 11 posted record low monthly decline in October compared with September. Miami, posted the largest record low among the 20 markets. The Home prices drop a staggering 12.4 percent in October compared to same month last year in Florida. Miami surpass Tampa, Fla. as the worst-performing city. Tampa reported a year-over-year lost of 11.8 percent. Promising news came out of North Carolina, Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington. Which posted a year-over-year home price appreciation in October. North Carolina posted the highest record high with over 4.3 percent gains.
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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
October home prices show record decline
U.S. home prices drop to a record low for the 10th consecutive month in October, posting their largest drop since early 1991. An undisclosed source that is widely watch showed Wednesday. The record 6.7 percent drop in the Standard &Poor's/Case-Shiller home price index also marked the 23rd consecutive month prices either grew more slowly or declined. Robert Shiller said, "No matter how you look at the nation's single family housing market data, The single family housing market remains grim." The previous record decline was 6.3 percent, recorded in April 1991. The S&P/Case-Shiller home price index tracks prices of existing single-family homes in 10 metropolitan areas compared to a year earlier. The index is considered a strong measure of home prices because it examines price changes of the same property over time, instead of calculating a median price of homes sold during the month. The boarder Case-Shiller index 20 metropolitan homes area fell record low 6.1 percent. Among the 20 homes that was on the index list showed that 11 posted record low monthly decline in October compared with September. Miami, posted the largest record low among the 20 markets. The Home prices drop a staggering 12.4 percent in October compared to same month last year in Florida. Miami surpass Tampa, Fla. as the worst-performing city. Tampa reported a year-over-year lost of 11.8 percent. Promising news came out of North Carolina, Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington. Which posted a year-over-year home price appreciation in October. North Carolina posted the highest record high with over 4.3 percent gains.
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Thursday, December 20, 2007
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Nike Inc profits up 10 percents
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Nike Inc. (NKE.N) said on Wednesday that quarterly profit jumped 10 percent, topping Wall Street estimates on strong U.S. demand for its footwear and robust growth overseas, sending shares up over 3 percent in after-hours trade.
"We're making some bolder, more aggressive moves with the overall portfolio than you've seen in recent years," Chief Executive Mark Parker told analysts in a conference call. "It's not just about performance now, it's about potential as well."
Nike, which recently sold its Starter apparel brand, is searching for a buyer for its Nike Bauer Hockey division and plans to acquire British soccer brand Umbro Plc (UMB.L). But Parker said he saw no further asset sales nor acquisitions in the near term.
The world's largest athletic footwear and apparel maker said net profit rose to $359.4 million, or 71 cents per share, for the second quarter ended November 30, from $325.6 million, or 64 cents per share, a year earlier. Sales increased 14 percent to $4.34 billion.Do you have any comments about this?
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Sunday, December 16, 2007
Toyota sales to soar for 2008
TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T) expects its global production in 2008 to expand to about 9.9 million vehicles, about 500,000 units more than the projection for this year, the Nikkei business daily reported on Sunday.
The expected growth in global output is due to continuing robust sales in China, the Middle East and other emerging economies, the paper said.
Toyota is set to unseat General Motors Corp (GM.N) as the world's biggest car maker by sales volume this year.
No one at Toyota could be reached for comment.
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