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Hear what your peers are thinking and doing as the new year approaches paired with thoughtful analysis by your National Mortgage News team.
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Monetary policy officials have finally gone a month without tightening but made it clear more action could lie ahead, suggesting it could be awhile before housing finance costs consistently fall.
June 14 -
Bond traders are girding for the risk that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is ready, willing and able to plunge the U.S. into recession to get the inflation bogey under control.
September 22 -
Federal Reserve officials broadly agreed last month they should start reducing emergency pandemic support for the economy, minutes of the Sept. 21-22 Federal Open Market Committee meeting released Wednesday said.
October 13 -
Take our survey to share your views on how the market will develop in the coming year.
October 6 -
The home price increases and the ongoing inventory shortage made buying conditions difficult and many think it’s only getting more challenging, according to RealtyTrac.
September 29 -
A rising — but still small — share of borrowers believe interest rates and housing price appreciation will fall in the next year, according to Fannie Mae.
September 7 -
Tight inventory and heightened competition kept prime purchasers at bay as property values continued their summer surge, according to Fannie Mae.
August 9 -
Officials have pledged to maintain bond buying until the economy shows "substantial further progress" on inflation and employment as it recovers from COVID-19.
July 23 -
The adverse market fee change could contribute to an increase in refinance volume, adds Mortgage Bankers Association economist Mike Fratantoni.
July 19