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The Standard & Poor's Case–Shiller Home Price Indices are constant-quality house price indices for the United States.

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Week Ahead: May Jobs Report Due Friday

Despite a shortened week due to the Memorial Day holiday investors will have plenty of economic data to mull, not least the May jobs report out Friday.

Key housing and consumer data is also on tap.But everything else is just leading up to the jobs numbers. The last two reports have been disappointing, effectively taking the steam out of any broader economic recovery hoped for in 2012.For three straight months – December, January and February – the U.S. added over 200,000 jobs, leading to optimism that the long-dormant economy was turning around. But the March and April reports fell off sharply and economists don't believe the situation changed much in May. Forecasts are calling for an increase of about 150,000 jobs, which would leave the unemployment rate unchanged at 8.1%.A key underlying measure investors will be looking at is how many people left the workforce in May. That number has been surging as thousands of Americans have given up hope looking for work.Payroll firm ADP will rel...

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  2. U.S. Home Prices Slump In February

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  3. S&P Case -Shiller : Home Prices Slumped In February

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  5. Treasurys Erase Decline, Dollar Pares Loss On Data

    Treasury prices erased a small decline and the dollar remained under pressure on Tuesday after the S&P/Case-Shiller 20-city composite U.S. home price index dropped s...

  6. U.S. Home Prices Hit Nearly Decade Low In February

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  10. MLB Fans Still Squeezed by Economy

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  11. Mortgage Rates Sink on News of Anemic Recovery

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  12. Is Bernanke Wrong on the Economy?

    Payden & Rygel Senior Economist Jeff Cleveland argues the Federal Reserve’s policies and measures of the economic outlook are flawed.

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  5. Shiller: Home Prices Will Fall, But Not Much More

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