🏗️🏠🇺🇸 CRH Warns U.S. Housing Recovery Delayed to 2026 Amid High Rates, Inflation 🔹 Summary: CRH, the largest U.S. building materials supplier, says the long-awaited rebound in residential construction will likely be postponed to 2026, as persistently high mortgage rates and inflation weigh on the housing market. CEO Jim Mintern emphasized that a meaningful recovery depends on falling U.S. mortgage rates, which remain elevated alongside broader dollar-side pressures. 🔹 Key Points: • CRH forecasts no significant U.S. residential recovery in 2025, targeting 2026 or later. • Elevated U.S. mortgage rates continue to suppress housing activity. • Inflation and “higher for longer” interest rate expectations add further delays. • The company’s annual general meeting reaffirmed cautious near-term market outlooks. • U.S. construction sector faces headwinds despite broader infrastructure and commercial resilience. @CMEActiveTrader Tickers Of Interest: $ES $NQ $6E $6J $ZN Tickers Of Interest: $CRH $LEN $DHI $PHM $ITB $XHB $USD $SPY $QQQ $TLT $HG