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Conference season is now year-round for most industries, but Fall is most important in the mortgage sector.
By: Hiranmayi Srinivasan, Amanda Morelli
The American Dream now costs $4.4 million, which is estimated lifetime cost of getting married, raising 2 kids, buying a home, having new cars, saving for retirement, and going on yearly vacations
Why? Because mortgage rates fall when bonds rally on current or anticipated good news. So as bond traders have anticipated the good news of Fed cuts beginning September 18, they've bought mortgage bonds.
By: Julian Hebron
Janet Yellen, who formerly ran Fed and now runs Treasury: "I'm attentive to downside risks now on the employment side, but I what I think we're seeing, we will continue to see, is a good, solid economy,"
– There's nothing in the data that's ringing recession alarm bells. – We're settling into a slower expansion. That's it.
Here's the Fed's projections showing they may cut a total of 100 basis points in 2024, and another 100 basis points in 2025. Spot on or too aggressive?
Bond trading lowered mortgage rates 1.375% from April to now. After today's Fed cut, mortgage bonds gave some back, pushing rates up a bit. Strange but true.
By: Lisa Abramowicz, Jamie Dimon
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon on AI, IPOs, Fed cut path, role of government, and the ideal president
To honor SpongeBob 25th anniversary, Wendy's is serving Krabby Patties. Spoiler alert: Squidward is pissed about it.
By: Julian Hebron
MBA Annual 2024 Conference live blog on mortgage originations, servicing, affordability, rates, regs, tech, lender health after 2 tough years
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