MORTGAGE MIX: Supreme Court Schedules Major Mortgage Case; Fed Shaky on Rate Cuts
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Tag: Federal Reserve
Fed Requires ‘Continuing Evidence’ of Inflation Decrease Before a Rate Cut
As expected, the Federal Reserve indicated that rate cuts aren’t in proximity unless there is “continuing evidence” revealing inflation is ...
Fed Governor Offers Optimistic View of Rate Cuts, Economy in 2024
In a speech sponsored by the think tank Brookings Institution, Federal Reserve Governor Chris Waller said he feels more confident ...
Consumer Price Index Continues Slow Rise in December
Inflation saw another small rise in December, continuing the 0.1% rise seen in November. Following the two recent consecutive pauses ...
Interest Rates Will Remain Elevated, According to NY Fed President
Interest rates will remain high for “some time,” according to recent comments made by New York Federal Reserve President John ...
Brokers Shrug Off Legal, Tech Threats in 2024
Brokers are more optimistic about the market now, and are less worried about some of the more high-profile challenges of ...
The Fed Continues to Keep Interest Rates Steady
Interest rates will remain unchanged for the second month in a row, according to the latest press conference from the ...
Consumer Price Index Sees Small Rise in November
Inflation saw a small rise again in November, following no changes in October. After the recent pause in rate hikes ...
Consumer Sentiment Sees First Rise in Months
The economy has been a matter of discrepancy for much of 2023. The data and relevant reports show an economy ...
Consumer Price Index Stagnates in October
Inflation stagnated in October, following a summer of increases. After the recent pause in rate hikes from the Fed, this ...
5 Key Reasons FSBOs Regret Not Using a Real Estate Agent
Some homeowners think selling their properties with no agent will save gobs of money on commissions. Almost always they come to regret it, settling on a price that could have been better, not to mention spending way more time on the process than they envisioned Read more.
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