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Inflation watch: What to expect from November's Consumer Price Index report

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By Aja Whitaker-Moore Verified
| Axios Verified
The latest measure of inflation is set for release Friday, as market watchers continue to process last week’s confusing jobs report and try to game out the economic impact of the latest coronavirus variant. Why it matters: Americans, politicians, and regulators are laser-focused on price gains picking up steam and impacting the overall economic recovery.
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Americans want access to more credit than they have since the pandemic began

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By Aja Whitaker-Moore Verified
| Axios Verified
Americans want accessto more credit than they have since the pandemic began. Demand for borrowing is increasing, albeit alongside consumer jitters about being able to shoulder unexpected bills. What’s happening: Requests for credit card applications and credit limit increases are leading the demand rebound, according to the latest credit access survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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Home sales poised to hit 15-year high

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By Aja Whitaker-Moore Verified
| Axios Verified
The housing boom marches on as Americans rush to enter into contracts on new homes, according to fresh data out Monday from the National Association of Realtors. The big picture: Contract signings increased 7.5% in October from September, representing a month-over-month increase in all regions, according to NAR’s Pending Home Sales Index. Yes, but: Signings were 1.4% lower versus a year ago.
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