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U.S. housing unit completions dropped 31.2% from their August 2024 peak, Edward Dowd notes

U.S. housing unit completions dropped 31.2% from their August 2024 peak, Edward Dowd notes
U.S. housing completions fall since June

Total U.S. housing units completed have declined by 13.3% from June to the end of September, including both single family and multi family units. The total decline from the August 2024 peak to September reached 31.2%. From the August 2024 peak to June, the decline was 22.3%.

This information was reported by Edward Dowd, founding partner at OceanSquare Asset Mgmt and ex-BlackRock executive.

Dowd has previously challenged comments by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, disputing claims about CoreWeave's cost of capital. He has also identified what he sees as a June peak in the semiconductor sector, attributing it to speculative, debt-driven demand. Dowd frequently comments on market inflection points and financing conditions.

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