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Confidence of homebuilders jumps as recovery deepens

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Confidence among U.S. homebuilders surged in June, staging its biggest gain since 2002 in one of the strongest signs yet that the housing recovery is gaining traction.Full story

Homebuilders shares up on sentiment report

Homebuilder stocks improved modestly Monday following an upbeat industry sentiment report. Full story

Will Taper Talk End Refinance Boom?

  David Stevens, Mortgage Bankers Association CEO, provides an outlook on where interest rates are likely headed and the impact of Fed tapering on the housing market.

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Consumer sentiment slips in June

Mixed Numbers Show Tightening QC Real Estate Market

Column: When illogical policy seems to work - Kaletsky

Why Financial Stocks Led the Dow Lower Today

HUD: Race affects homebuying, renting

Home builders shares fall

Sold Your Home for a Loss? You're in Good Company

Report: US hasn't seen expected 'Great Recovery'

Fed's Fisher says rebounding housing not in bubble yet

US home prices jumped in April by most in 7 years

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  Why economic power is shifting to middle America

Author and CEO Meredith Whitney joins Morning Joe to discuss her new book "Fate of the States: The New Geography of American Prosperity," which looks at why economic power is shifting away from coastal states in the U.S. to the country's central corridor.

  When will the recovery finally hit Main Street?

Newsweek/The Daily Beast's Dan Gross examines when - and if - the recovery will start to hit Main Street.

  GOP overreach on IRS, Benghazi may mirror 1998 for GOP

The Chicago Sun-Times' Lynn Sweet and Democratic strategist Julian Epstein analyze whether the Republican overreach over a myriad of controversies – from Benghazi to IRS – will come back to haunt them the way impeachment did in 1998.

  The sequester is real. So are its effects.

The sequester has been a drawn-0out battle between the president and Republicans over deficit reduction and the debt ceiling. NYU professor Carmen Wong Ulrick and The Daily Beast’s Daniel Gross join Melissa Harris-Perry to talk about the sequester’s very real consequences and whether the cuts hurt t

  Bashir: GOP hushed on good news, loud on ‘scandals’

Martin Bashir explains why Republicans keep pushing the White House “Scandal!” button on Benghazi, the IRS, and other controversies: because they hope it will distract from any glimpse of economic news.

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