ICYMI: Monetary policy operates with long and variable lags. Will the Federal Reserve go too far while waiting for its actions to cool the economy?

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When you see a 'peak-to-trough' U.S. home price decline forecast, keep in mind the model varies a lot by market.

Moody's Analytics predicts a -10% drop in U.S. home prices.

In Boise, Moody's predicts -23.3%

In Chicago, Moody's predicts -3.6%

.Moody's Analytics Chief Economist Mark Zandi reacts to JOLTS data that's rattled the markets, with job openings surging in September despite the Fed's attempts to cool the labor market.

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WATCH on #InsideEconomics : Mark Obrinsky of NMHC comments on what drove the tight housing market in the summer of 2021.

Mark Obrinsky: “We haven’t produced anywhere near enough housing, of any type, pretty much anywhere in the country.”

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Economic “pain and suffering” is on the horizon, according to Moody Chief Economist Mark Zandi.

Zandi weighed in on the road to curbing inflation on the latest Sound On

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Honored to be a guest on Inside Economics podcast with Mark Zandi Cristian deRitis and Marisa DiNatale talking about 'What's Next For Multifamily.'
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#NEW Moody's Analytics provided FORTUNE its revised metro-level housing forecast.

Peak-to-trough, Moody's Analytics expects 196 markets to register a 10% home price correction.

Peak-to-trough, Moody's Analytics expects 11 markets to crash 20%. fortune.com/2022/10/29/hou…

'It's all about affordability. First-time buyers are locked out of the market, they simply can't afford mortgage payments. Trade-up buyers won't sell and buy because it doesn't make any economic sense' Mark Zandi tells FORTUNE

The Phillies have won the World Series so few times, that when they do, “It is clear something is off the rails in the cosmos,” said Mark Zandi, Moody’s chief economist, who is correctly cheering for the Phillies.
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