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Housing Data Shows Strength While Jobless Claims Fall and Regional Index Declines

Recent housing figures indicated continued strength in the sector. Jobless claims moved slightly lower and a regional manufacturing index declined.

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Housing data released this week showed strength in the sector, according to CNBC reporting. Jobless claims edged lower in the same period. A regional manufacturing index declined during the latest reading.

CNBC's Rick Santelli, Diana Olick and Steve Liesman discussed the figures on air. The housing numbers came alongside the drop in claims and the slide in the index. Officials have not yet released additional details on the combined readings.

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Housing data
showed strength in the sector
Jobless claims
edged lower in the latest report
Regional index
declined during the most recent reading

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    Markets may review the data for signs of economic direction.

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