Top economists: Consumer price inflation could hit 6% by mid-year
Industry leaders weigh in on what Kevin Warsh's Fed confirmation means for mortgage rates
Jerome Powell is set to step down this week after a particularly eventful tenure
The rate relief buyers were waiting for may not be coming
Members of the Federal Open Market Committee were split 8-4
The move removes a Senate hold on Trump's Fed chair nominee
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Buyer's markets expanded to 38 major metros in March as demand softened
When Washington borrows more, homebuyers pay more, and the math may only get worse
Policymakers raised the possibility of increases if inflation proves more stubborn than expected
Windermere’s Principal Economist Jeff Tucker looks at key numbers to know
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The president argued that lowering home prices would cut into Americans' wealth gains, and stressed that lowering interest rates would help homebuyers struggling with affordability
The president made the announcement on Truth Social on Friday. Warsh will need to be confirmed by the Senate before taking up the central bank post
One economist said Wednesday, 'Homebuyers remain active at the start of 2026.' Another expert noted that 'mortgage rates are nearly a full percentage point lower than they were a year ago'