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Fannie Mae cuts U.S. home sales forecast, points to supply constraints

(Reuters) - Fannie Mae on Wednesday cut its forecast for home sales in the second and third quarters

Fannie Mae cuts U.S. home sales forecast, points to supply constraints

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