U.S. Housing Starts Rebound in September After Sharp Drop in Prior Month
BRANDON BELL/GETTY IMAGESThe numbers: Construction of new U.S. homes rebounded 7% in September to an annual pace of 1.36 million units after a sharp 1.5% drop in the prior month, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.Economists on Wall Street were expecting a 6.8% rise in starts to 1.37 million. Al
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