Housing starts slumped 14 percent to an annual pace of 956,000 in August after reaching the highest level in almost seven years, Commerce Department data shows. Those figures are at odds with a report showing builder confidence rose in September to the highest level since 2005.
September 24, 2014 at 10:55 AM
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Traders are accumulating options to protect against losses in an exchange-traded fund that tracks housing stocks, speculating the homebuilding recovery may be threatened by an increase in interest rates.
The cost of puts conveying the right to sell the SPDR S&P 500 Homebuilders exchange-traded fund reached the highest level in 14 months relative to bullish contracts, according to three-month data compiled by Bloomberg.
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