The decrease in October moving intentions was the sixth straight and coincides with a rapid run-up in mortgage rates.
The September figures show a slide in housing demand as the Fed aggressively hikes rates.
Pending home sales fell in July for the sixth time this year.
How bad do Americans think inflation will be? That's a matter of (political) perspective.
Requests for jobless aid have trended down since the start of the year as Americans return to work.
Jeremy Siegel has predicted 20% to 25% inflation over the next two to three years.
Broader inflation is rising due to supply-chain issues and labor shortages.
Pay cuts introduced in the early days of the pandemic have proved less temporary than originally planned.
Cheaper borrowing costs reflect a drop in Treasury yields as investors rush to safety.
America's workforce participation rate would have rebounded years ago, if it weren't for aging demographics.
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