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Why lower mortgage rates still won't fix affordability, in charts
Mortgage rates are finally drifting down from their recent peaks, but the math on homeownership still does not work for a ...
The Federal Reserve lowered interest rates again at its final meeting of the year, signaling that Chair Jerome Powell was able to guide his deeply divided committee toward a consensus over how to ...
President Trump blames the country's high home prices on one of his frequent targets: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Trump argues that the Fed, which sets interest rates that help determine ...
Former President Donald Trump's latest populist economic salvo has given credit card issuers a new headache, even though experts are dismissive of its chances. The Republican presidential nominee's ...
Most readers are probably familiar with the basic math behind interest rates and bond prices: When interest rates go up, bond prices go down. As the market recalibrates what a bond’s future cash flows ...
While rate cuts are welcome in much of the economy, they pose problems for risk-averse investors who relish high money market and bond yields. By Jeff Sommer Jeff Sommer writes Strategies, a weekly ...
Why haven't American 8th graders' math scores recovered? Does Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actually have the resources to make all the deportations Trump's promised? And what's the path ...
Homeownership has become a pipe dream for more Americans, even those who could afford to buy just a few years ago. Many would-be buyers were already feeling stretched thin by home prices that shot ...
If you purchased a home within the last few years, you might have felt a jolt of jubilation watching mortgage rates fall. If you locked in at the recent peak — nearly 8 percent last year — you may ...
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