The Fed will announce this afternoon whether it's changing general interest rates. As importantly, it might hint about a ...

"Homeowners expected to spend an average of $26,883 on their home sale, but the real cost is more than 3x that much," ...

Whatever your news source, you probably thought the only story yesterday was the midterm elections. But mortgage rates likely moved moderately higher that day as a result of stronger-than-expected ...

The average 30-year fixed rate mortgage was 7.18% yesterday, a decrease of 0.03% since the day before. The 15-year fixed ...

Homeowners are spending less on remodeling as renovation activity slows. But putting off certain improvements could cost more ...

Last Friday was another good day for mortgage rates. Why? "Treasuries once again demonstrated the classic safe haven quality for the asset class during the overnight session as 10-year yields dropped ...

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Warsh has a controversial opinion on "forward guidance," which is how the Fed communicates what it's expecting in the future.

Mortgage rates barely budged yesterday. Indeed, they may stay calm until at least Friday, when the October jobs report is due — unless the war in Iran suddenly escalates. And that seems a real ...

Contrary to our expectations, it was probably the midterm results that helped mortgage rates fall moderately yesterday. Markets weren't expecting such a decisive outcome, and neither were we (or ...

"Midterm elections are the elephant in the room. But not in financial markets," said The New York Times last Friday. "Instead, what’s driving the markets are interest rates, inflation, artificial ...