| August was marred by a turbulent stock market and growing fears of a European debt blowup, not to mention a string of U.S. economic data that inspires little confidence that the country will avoid slipping back into recession.
Amid that backdrop, the S&P/Case-Shiller June index of U.S. home prices showed continued year-over-year declines last week, and while there were hints of stabilization , but there was some hint of stabilization as the national average increased moderately from May..............................................Full Article: Source |