Barclays starts coverage on Hawaiian Electric at equal weight
-- Barclays initiated coverage of Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc (NYSE:HE) with an "Equal Weight" rating and a $10 price target on low rate base growth, flat...
-- Barclays initiated coverage of Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc (NYSE:HE) with an "Equal Weight" rating and a $10 price target on low rate base growth, flat...
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New Freddie Mac data reveals the 30-year fixed mortgage rate has ticked down to 6.89% this week. Mike Aubrey, executive vice president of the Mike Aubrey Group of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices PenFed Realty, joins Wealth to discuss broader housing market dynamics. "I think that buyers are starting to see that the rates aren't going away, and if they want to buy a house, they're probably going to have to succumb to what the market's offering right now," he explains to Yahoo Finance. Discussing affordability, Aubrey highlights areas like Tampa and Houston that experienced significant population influxes during the pandemic, driving prices higher. However, with the compression of remote work, he notes these markets are now seeing price corrections. Potential buyers can now find "better deals in terms of price points" in these regions. Conversely, Aubrey predicts continued appreciation for markets like New York, San Jose, Washington DC, and Boston. Watch the full video for Aubrey's views on what potential Trump administration policies could alleviate housing affordability pressures. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Wealth here. This post was written by Angel Smith
The US economy added 143,000 jobs in January, below economist forecasts expecting 175,000. The construction sector contributed 4,000 jobs in the monthly data, a significant decline from the 13,000 jobs added in December. Yahoo Finance housing reporter Dani Romero delves into the details influencing the construction industry's hiring slowdown. Also catch Yahoo Finance's coverage of which industries saw the biggest employment gains and losses in January. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Wealth here. This post was written by Angel Smith
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