Stronger than expected economic and inflation data have pushed interest rates higher and financial markets to price in fewer Federal Reserve interest rate cuts this year, according to Fannie Mae’s Economic and Strategic Research Group.
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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.
First American’s Mark Fleming–How ‘Higher for Longer’ Impacts the Housing Market
In January, mortgage rates declined and affordability improved by nearly 2 percent compared with December, according to First American’s Real House Price Index. However, on an annualized basis, affordability decreased by approximately 7 percent.
Fed Holds Rates Steady
The Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee announced it would be holding the target range for the federal funds rate unchanged yesterday, as it continues to aim for a 2% objective for inflation.
S&P: U.S. Job Growth Makes July Rate Hike Likely
Payroll jobs continue to grow and the unemployment rate remains near a 50-year low, making it likely the Federal Reserve will increase the Fed Funds rate later this month, said S&P Global Ratings, New York.
#MBACREF23: Ferguson Sees Mild(er) Recession Ahead
SAN DIEGO–Economist, corporate executive and former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Roger Ferguson thinks any possible recession this year will likely be short and shallow.
Murali Tirupati of Vaultedge: Rising Interest Rates and their Effect on the Housing Market
While the Fed may influence mortgage rates, it is ultimately lenders and investors who decide what rate to offer based on market conditions and other factors.
Murali Tirupati of Vaultedge: Rising Interest Rates and their Effect on the Housing Market
While the Fed may influence mortgage rates, it is ultimately lenders and investors who decide what rate to offer based on market conditions and other factors.
Murali Tirupati of Vaultedge: Rising Interest Rates and their Effect on the Housing Market
While the Fed may influence mortgage rates, it is ultimately lenders and investors who decide what rate to offer based on market conditions and other factors.
Murali Tirupati of Vaultedge: Rising Interest Rates and their Effect on the Housing Market
While the Fed may influence mortgage rates, it is ultimately lenders and investors who decide what rate to offer based on market conditions and other factors.