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- 1Housing Slowdown Weighs on Businesses Beyond Home Sales▼A Housing Slowdown Is Hurting Businesses That Don’t Sell Houses
A slowdown in the housing market is now hitting companies that do not sell homes themselves. Businesses tied to home transactions — from furniture and renovation services to movers and lenders — are reporting reduced demand as fewer properties change hands. Commentators point to the knock-on effects of weak housing activity rippling through the wider economy, affecting sectors far beyond real estate brokerages.
- 2Christy's Retro Aerobics Class Draws Attention in Broad Ripple▼Fitness | Christy's Retro Aerobics | Broad Ripple
Christy's Retro Aerobics, a fitness class in Indianapolis's Broad Ripple neighborhood, is being highlighted in local coverage. The class offers a vintage-style aerobics workout, and the spotlight is putting the neighborhood fitness scene in focus for local audiences looking for new ways to exercise.
- 3US Treasury Yields Climb to Multiyear Highs●U.S. Treasury Yields Hit Multiyear Highs on Economic Data, Fed Rate-Boost Expectations
US Treasury yields reached multiyear highs as strong economic data reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep raising interest rates. Rising borrowing costs ripple across markets, affecting mortgages, corporate debt and stock valuations. Investors are watching upcoming inflation and jobs figures for signs of whether the Fed will lift rates further or hold steady at upcoming policy meetings.