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Most measurements these days say that the Hubble constant is around 70-75, but of course there are always those who disagree. I'm sure Alan Sandage, for example, is thrilled that this new stuff says it's lower, as he's been in the "Hubble constant = 50" camp for decades.
But I would think that ONE new line of evidence for a lower hubble constant is not going to change what most people say it is. Especially because so many other lines of evidence point towards the 70-75 number now-a-days, such as globular cluster ages.
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