Stocks Slide • Manufacturing Recession • Hotel Updates

  • U.S. equity markets slumped Friday- posting their worst week since March- as central bank officials in the U.S. and Europe reiterated their stance that further monetary tightening is necessary.

  • Declining in four of the past five trading sessions, the S&P 500 slipped 0.8% today, dragging its weekly declines to roughly 1.5%. The Mid-Cap 400 posted steeper declines.

  • Real estate equities were laggards today- and for the week- as benchmark interest rates hovered around three-month highs. The Equity REIT Index slipped 1.4% today and 4% this week.

  • Pebblebrook Hotels (PEB) finished lower by about 1% today after it provided a business update in which it noted that it expects Revenue Per Available Room ("RevPAR") for the second quarter to fall "slightly below expectations."

  • On Thursday, mortgage REIT Two Harbors (TWO) trimmed its dividend yield by 25% to $0.45/share, becoming the 21st REIT to lower its dividend this year. 58 REITs have raised their dividends this year.

 

Income Builder Daily Recap

U.S. equity markets slumped Friday - posting their worst week since March - as central bank officials in the U.S. and globally reiterated their stance that further monetary tightening is necessary to contain inflation. Declining in four of the past five trading sessions, the S&P 500 slipped 0.8% today, dragging its weekly declines to roughly 1.5%. The Mid-Cap 400 posted steeper declines of 1.2% today and 2.5% for the week. The Dow slipped 219 points. Real estate equities were laggards today - and for the week - as benchmark interest rates hovered around three-month highs. The Equity REIT Index slipped 1.4% today with 14-of-18 property sectors in negative territory, while the Mortgage REIT Index slumped 2.0%. Homebuilders remained a bright spot, however, continuing their impressive rebound this year following a strong slate of housing data and homebuilder earnings results throughout the week.

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