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Why the Fed Rate Cuts Won't (Necessarily) Lead to Lower Mortgage Rates
High mortgage rates are keeping many Americans on the sidelines from buying or selling a home. WSJ’s Veronica Dagher explains why a potential interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve won’t lower mortgage rates in the short term.
What the Fed's interest-rate cut means for your wallet
The Fed made its the first rate cut of the year this week. Here's what that means for savings, mortgages, and more.
Why the Federal Reserve Cut Interest Rates — and What’s Next
With a modest rate cut, the Fed is reacting to cracks in the labor market. But it’s still concerned about inflation
What does the Fed’s decision to cut interest rates mean for mortgages?
M ortgage rates just hit a three-year low but it’s not yet clear whether that decline will continue now that the Federal Reserve’s benchmark interest rate has been cut by a quarter point as expected.
Fed Cuts Rates 25 Basis Points; Mortgage Rates Fall to 2025 Low
On Sept. 17, the Federal Reserve voted to cut the federal funds rate by 25 basis points. A basis point is one one-hundredth of a percentage point.Mortgage lenders anticipated this
Here's how a Fed rate cut could impact buying a house in SC
South Carolina residents buying and selling homes need to follow the Federal Reserve rate cuts expected for 2025 and how they will impact mortgage loans.
The Federal Reserve Is Expected to Cut Interest Rates Today. Here's What It Means For Your Wallet.
The Federal Reserve, which last cut interest rates in December 2024, is expected to reveal its first rate cut of the year on Wednesday. Economists and industry experts predicted a 94% chance of a quarter percentage point (0.
What could the Fed's rate cut mean for getting a home loan?
Rates just lowered, but potential home buyers are facing several other obstacles that could keep the American dream of owning a home out of reach.

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