Daniel Ackerman
speaker
269 appearances
10 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 1 Jun
Daniel Ackerman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And I think that is part of what they're waiting on.
But they're definitely concerned that people are starting to assume that there's another shot coming.
I think that's what I have learned over the last few years, is that people see higher prices, but their long run still seems to be relatively stable.
I have interpreted that as the Federal Reserve has done a really good job ensuring people that they take this very seriously.
Does not mean that layoffs aren't coming, but so far they are not showing up.
The length of unemployment duration has actually increased drastically.
The diminishing continued claims is largely a product of just folks rolling off of benefits instead of actually them being rehired.
Seasonally adjusted sales were down more than 17 percent compared to December.
On one hand, Lisa Sturdivant of Bright MLS expected some weakness.
But she didn't think the numbers would be quite this bad.
Those include below-market mortgage rates.
For sellers, Russell is also being more conservative with asking price these days.
That, plus ongoing worries about the job market, means the housing market is still kind of stuck.
Urbino says at this point, he considers the slower housing market a new normal.
I'm Daniel Ackerman for Marketplace.
After the financial crisis, regulation forced big banks to tighten up their lending practices.
Elizabeth DeFontenay of Duke University says that made it harder for some companies to get loans.
She says private lending can be riskier than bank loans or corporate bonds.
But Laura Veldkamp of Columbia University says that's part of the appeal.
Typically, you'll get a higher rate of return in private credit.
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