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Subprime Market: Isolated or a Tipping Point?

By Gene Sperling | March 14, 2007

For a brief moment at the start of the new year, data showing gains in new home sales and declining inventories of unsold properties were starting to beef up the credibility of those taking a bullish stance on housing.

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