tapering

Fannie Mae forecasts rising mortgage rates and home prices will dent existing home sales by 3.2%

The rise of Power Buying, regulatory battles, Fed tapering and big acquisitions rattled lending decisions and homebuyer game plans during a momentous year for the mortgage industry

With mortgages likely getting more expensive for borrowers down the road, the rates for 30-year loans have been holding steady for weeks

Fed chair Jerome Powell says economy is 'very strong' and inflation now looks like more than a transitory issue

Prospects for acclerated tapering of mortgage purchases in January now in doubt

Fed policymakers are prepared to adjust the pace of asset purchases if inflation continues to run hot, minutes released Wednesday of their Nov. 3 meeting show

10-year Treasury yields, a barometer for mortgage rates, fall as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says there's no rush to raise interest rates

Fannie Mae economists now expect that when the final numbers are in, sales of new and existing homes will grow by 4.7%, to 6.8M

Fed uncertainty and U.S. debt ceiling cliff are creating volatility in long-term interest rates

Latest policy stance sets the stage for the Federal Reserve to start scaling back debt purchases in November

Most consumers continue to report that it’s a good time to sell a home — but a bad time to buy — and they frequently cite high prices and a lack of supply as their primary rationale

Low mortgage rates that had risen off a strong jobs report remained unmoved earlier this week, according to Freddie Mac's lender survey

As Fed's balance sheet approaches $8 trillion, policymakers say path of the economy continues to depend on the course of the pandemic