【CNBC】Inflation outlook rises, fueled by expected increases for housing costs, New York Fed survey shows

  • The inflation outlook increased across the one- and five-year horizons as respondents expressed little confidence the Fed will reach its 2% goal soon, a New York Federal Reserve survey showed.
  • Respondents to the central bank survey indicated they expect median home price growth of 3.3% over the next year, the highest reading since July 2022.
  • College education costs are expected to increase by 9%, a 2.5 percentage point monthly surge.

【CNBC】Markets underestimate geopolitical risk as raft of elections looms, ECB’s De Guindos says

  • “Markets sometimes are underestimating the potential impact of geopolitical risks that are there,” European Central Bank Vice-President Luis de Guindos told CNBC.
  • Stock markets soared to record highs this year despite half the world heading for elections this year and ongoing wars in the Middle East and Ukraine.
  • “What we are saying is that this is a potential vulnerability. That is a risk that we have to take into consideration when looking forward,” De Guindos said.

【Colliers】2024第一季 | 台北 | 辦公室

2024年第一季辦公室租賃市場活絡，空置率降至5.9%，且租金持續上漲至新台幣2,600元每坪每月，以租戶類型來分類，本季租賃活動最為熱絡之業種為科技業相關與生技醫藥業。台北市七大商圈及各等級大樓的平均租金皆持續上揚，而由近一年的租賃活動觀之，頂級及A級大樓的新增需求面積都較小型化及零碎化，大面積搬遷需等到2025年後將較明顯。

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【Zillow】April 2024 Housing Starts: Builders Cautiously Scale Back New Home Construction As Expectations Shift

  • Building permits issued in April decreased to 1,440,000 (SAAR). That’s 3% below the revised March rate and 2% lower than a year ago.
  • Housing starts increased to 1,360,000 (SAAR) in April, up 5.7% from the revised March estimate but 0.6% lower than a year ago, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. 
  • Single-family housing starts decreased to 1,031,000 (SAAR) in April, down 0.4% from March and 17.7% above last April. Despite the recent decrease, single-family construction drove most of the increase in housing starts in the past year.

【CBRE】Economic Watch: Inflation Cools Slightly in April

  • The Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 0.3% in April and 3.4% year-over-year vs. respective expectations of 0.4% and 3.4%. While still high, the monthly and year-over-year rates eased slightly from 0.4% and 3.5%, respectively, in March.
  • Shelter and gasoline accounted for 70% of the increase in the headline index.
  • Core inflation, which excludes food and energy prices, met expectations with increases of 0.3% for the month and 3.6% over the past year.

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