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rate

[reyt] / reɪt /








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In California, the rate is closer to 1 in 22 children.

From Los Angeles Times

But economists and real estate agents say a variety of factors have contributed to the broader decline over the last year, including high mortgage rates, rising inventory and economic uncertainty stemming from tariffs.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s now a near-term ceiling for how high U.S. tariff rates can go and this may lead to increased consumer demand and a tailwind for corporate margins in the second half of 2026.

From MarketWatch

That drop means fewer people looking for work, which means fewer new jobs are needed to keep the unemployment rate stable.

From The Wall Street Journal

High housing costs and mortgage rates have caused many house hunters to retreat, creating an imbalance of buyers and sellers.

From The Wall Street Journal