Total existing-home sales fell 10.5% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.76 million in November (lowest since April 2014 at 4.75 million) from a downwardly revised 5.32 million in October. Analysts were anticipating rate of 5.36 million. After last month's decline (largest since July 2010 at 22.5 percent), sales are now 3.8% below a year ago — the first year-over-year decrease since September 2014.
From the UK, tomorrow, Current Account and Final GDP data should be published. Analysts predict Current Account deficit to rise to 21.3 billion pounds, while Final GDP should show no change from prelim's 0.5% growth. In the US session Durable Goods Orders and New Home Sales figures are scheduled for a release. Durable Goods are expected to decrease by 0.6%, while New Home Sales should show rise annual rate of 507,000.
Figures to watch:
Current Account (Wednesday 14:30)
Final GDP (Wednesday 14:30)
Durable Goods Orders (Wednesday 14:30)
New Home Sales (Wednesday 16:00)