The Federal Reserve’s recent decision to reduce rates by 50 basis points, with further cuts expected through 2025, offers a key turning point for the mortgage industry.
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Fed’s Rate Cuts Signal Growth: Positive Outlook for Mortgage Lending in 2025–Vaultedge CEO Murali Tirupati
The Federal Reserve’s recent decision to reduce rates by 50 basis points, with further cuts expected through 2025, offers a key turning point for the mortgage industry.
Vaultedge CEO Murali Tirupati–Fed’s Rate Cuts Signal Growth: Positive Outlook for Mortgage Lending in 2025
The Federal Reserve’s recent decision to reduce rates by 50 basis points, with further cuts expected through 2025, offers a key turning point for the mortgage industry.
Fed Cuts Interest Rates 50 Basis Points; MBA Economist Weighs In
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 50 basis points Sept. 18.
MBA Economist Mike Fratantoni on Jerome Powell’s Remarks Indicating Cuts
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell spoke Aug. 23 at an economic symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, in Jackson Hole, Wyo. His remarks implied the likelihood of near-term rate cuts.
Fed Holds Rates Steady Again
The Federal Reserve again held rates steady July 31, noting that there has been “some further progress toward the Committee’s 2% inflation objective” over the past few months.
Fed Holds Rates Steady
The Federal Reserve held rates steady Wednesday and now projects only one rate cut in 2024.
Fed Holds Rates Unchanged May 1
The Federal Reserve held rates steady at its meeting ended May 1, as data regarding the strength of the economy and stubbornly high inflation have resulted in a shift in the timing of any rate cuts.
GDP Grew at 1.6% in Q1; Industry Economists Weigh In
Real gross domestic product increased at an annual rate of 1.6% in the first quarter, per the advance estimate released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
MBA Chart of the Week: Goods and Services Inflation
The week’s news has been around the Consumer Price Index (CPI) release showing that inflation was hotter than expected in March, which is likely to delay the Federal Reserve’s first rate cut in 2024 and contributed to a significant spike in the 10-year Treasury yield to over 4.5%.