(Bloomberg) -- The dollar was little changed against
the euro after a government report showed housing starts last
month in the U.S. declined while building permits increased.
Housing starts decreased to an annual rate of 1.474 million
in May, a four-month low, from a revised 1.506 million the prior
month, the Commerce Department said in Washington. The median
forecast of 68 economists in a Bloomberg survey was for a rate of
1.472 million.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
the euro after a government report showed housing starts last
month in the U.S. declined while building permits increased.
Housing starts decreased to an annual rate of 1.474 million
in May, a four-month low, from a revised 1.506 million the prior
month, the Commerce Department said in Washington. The median
forecast of 68 economists in a Bloomberg survey was for a rate of
1.472 million.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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