In spite of an increasing amount of new product, rents are likely to
remain at record highs in the coming quarters.
When you hear that your favorite stock
closed at a record high price, have you ever considered how that price was reached?
With weak demand and high domestic output, inventories have been stuck
at record high levels of 300 million metric tons most of this year.
High school completion rates have also been rising for other racial and ethnic groups, but their rates were not
at record highs in 2013.
Not only are domestic averages closing
at record highs on a near - daily basis, but global stocks continue to head higher as well.
After a 30 + year bull market bond yields are at historic lows (low reward) and bond
prices at record highs (high risk).
With equity
markets at record highs and yields and interest rates at record lows, the search for yield is focusing attention on REITs and real estate companies.
These giant funds, which are supposed to pay for public and private employees in retirement, are piling into stocks
at record high valuations.
So many people are getting rejected,
especially at record high valuations, that chances are high your buyer's loan will fall through.
Most of the major averages are
at record high ground, and this may hold some psychological significance with retail investors and will likely be the subject of media coverage.
With incomes rising and household
wealth at record highs, the cool - off in retail sales is likely to be temporary.
Stocks and indexes trading
at record highs tend to continue much higher, even with minimal demand, due to a complete lack of overhead supply (resistance) from higher price levels.
With tuition
fees at a record high and the cost of living rising, more and more students are looking for new and creative ways to help fund their education.
With per pupil
spending at record highs, and educational attainment stagnant at best, our return on investment has never been worse.
It could well be possible to sell their
investments at record highs, drop the market to record lows, and then buy back at a lower cost.
Even though it is now cheaper to own than to rent, with interest rates at record lows and
inventories at record highs, most consumers are still shut out of the market altogether.
We're
at record highs in the stock and bond market, so now is a great time to do a deep dive analysis.
The physical also comes as stocks
trade at record highs, with the major indexes pushing past milestone after milestone.
By the time Labour entered office in 1997 this figure had fallen to just 35 per cent but by 2009, after a decade of increased spending and focus on targets to reduce waiting times, satisfaction
stood at a record high of 64 per cent.
Pet industry spending for 2016 came in
at a record high $ 66.75 billion, up from $ 60.28 billion in 2015, or a 10.7 percent growth.
According to a recent Reuters report, global debt levels are
now at a record high of $ 233 trillion, up from $ 142 trillion in 2007 and $ 87 trillion in 2000.
With the rate of home ownership now close to 70 %, and with household
debt at a record high, much of the financial health of Canadian households is inextricably linked to home values, making it the kind of dominant concern that not only affects household finances, but consumer psychology and confidence.
This detail adds some insight, but regardless of the interpretation one puts on the data, it remains true that corporate profits are
at a record high relative to GDP because household saving is depressed and government deficits are extreme.
With the value of
Bitcoin at record highs, and the holiday season upon us, there's no better time for the cryptocurrency to prove its mainstream usefulness.
Stocks
finished at record highs on Tuesday as the Senate took a step toward passing a bill aimed at reforming the U.S. tax code.
Here in 2016, the S&P 500 may close
at a record high above 2130 at the same time that the 10 - year yield closes at a record low beneath 1.36 %.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed
Friday at a record high of 19,756.85 — the index's 14th record close since Trump won the election exactly a month ago.
The stock markets are
all at record highs, housing is making a strong comeback, and the US unemployment rate is at 5.1 %.