New Analysis Predicts ‘Slow-Burn’ Recession Through 2025
The prospect of a crashing economy is scary. But possibly just as scary—though maybe less dramatic—is the threat of a ...
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Fed Increases Rates Again, but Signals Possible Pause Amid Banking Turmoil
Deja vu has hit the nation as yet another Federal Reserve meeting yields further interest rate hikes after a major ...
First Republic’s Fate Sparks Debate on Future of U.S. Banking and Fed Policy
Another variable has been added to the turbulent U.S. banking system equation as First Republic Bank has become the latest ...
Consumer Confidence Index Drops to Lowest Reading Since July 2022
Consumer confidence fell to 101.3 in April, down from 104 in March and the lowest recorded reading since July 2022, ...
Inflation Hits Lowest Level in 2 Years
There is still a ways to go before the Fed can breathe a sigh of relief, but at least some ...
BCI Flat Again as Brokers Ramp Up Spring Marketing
Stay the course. That appears to be the choice of brokers all over the country leading into a stratified, potentially ...
Mortgage Mix: Mortgage Rates Edge Lower in the Wake of Banking Turmoil
Editor’s Note: The Mortgage Mix is RISMedia’s weekly highlight reel of need-to-know mortgage-industry happenings. Watch for it each Friday afternoon. ...
Fed Announces Modest Rate Increase Amid Banking Turmoil
It's been a weird couple of weeks in the U.S. economy as headlines were filled with news of failing banks ...
Mortgage Rates Slide Down for Second Week
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) averaged 6.42% this week, a slide downward for the second week from last week’s drop ...
The All-Cash Offer: Still a Home-Buying Slam-Dunk Strategy?
Buying a house for cash, meaning no mortgage, can seem like the most strategically savvy and best way to gain an accepted offer. But there are subtle pros and cons to such a maneuver, more so for the buyer, but also for the seller. Read more.
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