Recent financial reporting has caused many investors to believe that the Fed may not raise interest rates one last time in 2018.
Today’s Federal Reserve (FOMC) meeting ended with a .25 percent increase in interest rates, surprising no one and having little impact on markets.
The Federal Reserve announced a rate increase as expected. But here’s what you might not have anticipated.
The Federal Reserve announced a rate increase as expected. But here’s what you might not have anticipated.
The Federal Reserve announced a rate increase as expected. But here’s what you might not have anticipated.
How useful is mortgage rate history? Mortgage rate history may sound a pretty boring topic. Indeed, you may subscribe to the Henry Ford school, which believes that all history is […]
The Fed hiked rates for just the fifth time since the financial crisis. What does that mean for mortgage rates?
As the FOMC meets for the final time in 2017, analysts expect a rate hike. Janet Yellen’s comments on future Fed actions could have a ripple effect.
Federal Reserve says things are looking up U.S. economic growth has strengthened in 2017, signaling the need for gradual interest rate hikes to ensure a continued recovery, Federal Reserve Chair […]