budget request of $26 billion will be slightly discounted
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golden dome hopes may go down
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The current trend appears to be rolling over with lower growth in the 3 and 6 month moving averages. The 3 month moving average would have to consistently increase by 0.9% each month to reach 350 in the series. Anecdotal reports on house sales suggest a continuing softening, which will probably not reverse through the winter months. Past periods that showed adequate price growth were characterized by low rates and strong economic growth. Although the economy appears to be holding up strength is limited to the top 10% of the income distribution a feature that is unlikely to support growth in this index. Rate declines have a lagged effect: historically this lag is 6 to 12 months. Therefore, rate declines will probably not have a meaningful impact over the forecast period.
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Negative trends could mean that we are near a peak presently. A combination of declining real earnings, recession, and uncertainty could mean that meaningful demand sits at lower price levels.
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The attack would be only likely in the context of an ongoing war or could precipitate a war. Otherwise such an interaction would not be made public. Thus, the question could be considered as what are the chances of war but only with this one characteristic.
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It might be a reaction to another event, but the event could be viewed as not a direct attack.
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The housing index appears to be rolling over well short of the 350 level. The past periods when the index rolled over (although only 2-3) suggests a long period to regain the past level. The US economy is close to a recession, which if one occurs would tend to result in a longer recovery (certainly with stocks). Persistent inflation argues against a significant decline intermediate interest rates. Some of the current house price level came from a one off increase in house prices post COVID that had weak economic fundamentals and could erode further than a cyclical reversal. Finally, the fact that the index is a 3 month moving average would tend to dampen the index.
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Government intervention could change the fundamentals.