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Wednesday 16 October 2013 9:57 am

US housebuilders see lowest confidence since June

By: Peter Spence

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US homebuilders having a rough one this month.

The NAHB housing market index dropped from 57 (revised from 58) to 55 in October. That's the lowest level since June.

Analysts had been expecting an improvement to 58.

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