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From Kitchn → 3 Ideas to Steal from This Under-the-Stairs Pantry
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The significance of the economic data ramps up today with ADP employment at 8:15am. This just came out at 246k vs a median forecast called for a slight increase from 153k to 165k. That's a substantial beat and bonds are already reacting negatively. Of even more interest is the 10am ISM Manufacturing PMI which has recovered from the high 40's to the mid 50's over the course of 2016. Today's report is expected to come in at 55.0 vs 54.5 previously. The Fed Announcement is at 2pm. Of the 2 types of Fed days, this is the less consequential version with NO press conference or release of economic projections. Investors generally feel that the Fed saves bigger news for the announcements that are followed by press conferences. Even so , they'll be looking at any changes in the verbiage...(read more)Posted To: MBS Commentary
The significance of the economic data ramps up today with ADP employment at 8:15am. This just came out at 246k vs a median forecast called for a slight increase from 153k to 165k. That's a substantial beat and bonds are already reacting negatively. Of even more interest is the 10am ISM Manufacturing PMI which has recovered from the high 40's to the mid 50's over the course of 2016. Today's report is expected to come in at 55.0 vs 54.5 previously. The Fed Announcement is at 2pm. Of the 2 types of Fed days, this is the less consequential version with NO press conference or release of economic projections. Investors generally feel that the Fed saves bigger news for the announcements that are followed by press conferences. Even so , they'll be looking at any changes in the verbiage...(read more)Posted To: MND NewsWire
Mortgage application volume was generally lower during the week ended January 27. The Mortgage Bankers Association said its Market Composite Index, a measure of application volume, was down 3.2 percent from the week ended January 20 and up 11 percent on an unadjusted basis, The Refinance Index decreased by 1 percent and the refinance share of total activity slipped to 49.4 percent from 50.0 percent. It was the first time refinancing had garnered less than a half-share of the week's applications since July 2015 . The seasonally adjusted Purchase Index, after gaining 6 percent the previous week to reach its highest level since last summer, dropped back by 6 percent. The unadjusted index was up 12 percent week-over-week and was 2 percent higher than the same week in 2016. For the fifth week in...(read more)Posted To: MND NewsWire
Mortgage application volume was generally lower during the week ended January 27. The Mortgage Bankers Association said its Market Composite Index, a measure of application volume, was down 3.2 percent from the week ended January 20 and up 11 percent on an unadjusted basis, The Refinance Index decreased by 1 percent and the refinance share of total activity slipped to 49.4 percent from 50.0 percent. It was the first time refinancing had garnered less than a half-share of the week's applications since July 2015 . The seasonally adjusted Purchase Index, after gaining 6 percent the previous week to reach its highest level since last summer, dropped back by 6 percent. The unadjusted index was up 12 percent week-over-week and was 2 percent higher than the same week in 2016. For the fifth week in...(read more)Morgan's dream of living in Europe was a topic even on her first date with her partner Matt. "Matt had never been to Europe before, but it wasn't long until we booked out first trip together and he caught the travel bug," writes Morgan. Three years after that first date, Matt got the opportunity to open his company's European office. And they had a pick of pre-approved countries like Ireland, England, Belgium, Denmark and the Netherlands! After traveling to a few places on the list, they chose Amsterdam. Today, they share a charming Dutch canal house with their cat Frankenstein.
Impossible standards suck. We're so used to being beaten down with art and media that reinforce unrealistic beauty norms... it might be time to flip the world on its head and turn your home into a beautifully-decorated safe haven for body positivity instead. It doesn't matter what your decor style is: Radical self-love goes with everything.