Fed skips June rate hike, leaves door open to future increases
While Fed policymakers currently see the need for two more rate hikes this year, some economists think the economy will continue to cool without further tightening. Continue reading
While Fed policymakers currently see the need for two more rate hikes this year, some economists think the economy will continue to cool without further tightening. Continue reading
Some Fed policymakers say even if they skip hiking rates next week to assess the latest inflation data, that doesn’t mean they’re ready to pause altogether. Continue reading
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A more optimistic outlook of where mortgage rates are headed drives the largest increase in Fannie Mae’s Home Purchase Sentiment Index in more than two years. Continue reading
The bad news is that a recession is on the horizon. The good news? People will move anyway, driven by a host of other factors. Continue reading
This is the season where the strong will get stronger. Do the work and you will be one of the ones who comes out stronger on the other side. Continue reading
Big brokerages and emerging disruptors alike dipped into savings as revenues declined late last year. Industry analyst Mike DelPrete spoke exclusively to Intel about the options at their disposal. Continue reading
Past periods of high inflation and high rates — be it in 1979, 1980 or 1990 — have caused the housing market to stall. But they also didn’t crush it forever, according to an Inman analysis. Continue reading
Fannie Mae economists say jumbo mortgages and construction loans could get more scarce if regional banks tighten lending standards. Continue reading
Bank failures and a slowdown in wage growth have forecasters thinking the Fed will back off from an aggressive rate hike campaign next week. Continue reading