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More MarketBeat: Consumer Confidence Is Horrible Sortable Chart: Home Prices, by Metro Area The mood among U.S. consumers turned decidedly darker this month, according to a report released Tuesday, with confidence back to recessionary levels as individuals turn more pessimistic about labor markets.

Consumer Confidence Tumbles Josh Mitchell 2011

More A Look at Case-Shiller by Metro Area SmartMoney: Where Prices Are Holding Up Sortable Chart: Home prices, by city "The only positive for the month was Phoenix, one of the hardest hit in recent years," Mr. Blitzer said.

Home Prices Tumble Mia Lamar 2012

More Sortable Chart: Factory activity, by country Slowdown in West Weighs on Asia Poor Data, Debt Woes Hurt Euro Germany's Resiliency Buoys Europe Kirsten Schoder-Steinmüller, managing director of Schoder GmbH, a 76-person firm outside Frankfurt that makes engraving tools and specialty machine parts, expects strong order growth this year, but is worried about 2012.

Global Gloom Buffets Factories Sudeep Reddy 2011

More Consumers Tune Out Washington Home Prices by Metro Area Sortable Chart: 20 Cities "Nobody should be surprised by further home-value losses in the remaining balance of this year and into next year," said Stan Humphries, chief economist at Zillow Inc., an online real-estate firm.

Home Prices Edge Downward Nick Timiraos 2011

More Sortable Chart : Winners and Losers Hurricane Irene slammed the U.S. East Coast on one of the biggest back-to-school shopping weekends—the period before the Labor Day holiday weekend—forcing store closures in one of the nation's most populous regions.

Hurricane Trips Up Back-to-School Sales Karen Talley 2011

More Sortable List: Manufacturing Activity, by Country In the U.S., the Institute for Supply Management's monthly survey showed large gains in both employment and production.

U.S. Manufacturing Posts Strong Expansion Sudeep Reddy 2011

More Sortable Table: Tracking TARP Bank Bailout Funds In ways large and small, the 2008 financial rescue, which officially expires Monday, altered not just Wall Street but also the political, economic and social landscape.

Bailout Ends, Not Anger Deborah Solomon 2010

More Sortable Chart: Home prices, by metro area According to the Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller home price index, released Tuesday, prices for existing homes in 20 major U.S. cities fell 4.5% in May from a year earlier, with declines stretching from coast to coast.

Home Sales, Prices Reflect Malaise Wesley Lowery 2011

Sortable chart: Declines for Fannie, Freddie loans Sortable chart: Declines for FHA loans Now those limits are set to decline modestly in hundreds of counties across the U.S. as the government attempts to reduce its outsized footprint in the mortgage market and create room for private investors to compete.

Sellers Brace for New Mortgage Caps Nick Timiraos 2011

More Sortable Chart: Home Prices, by Metro Area Housing Gloom Deepens Compared with a year earlier, unadjusted August prices were 2.6% higher for the index of 10 metro areas, while the 20-city index saw a 1.7% increase.

Home Prices Show Weakness Nathan Becker 2010