Tag Archives: Fed

With mortgage rates plummeting 26 basis points week-over-week, Redfin reports that buyers may have a limited amount of time to take advantage. The average rate now sits at its lowest level since mid-September … but for how long?

Dan Sogorka of Sagent explains how regulators pivot in times of crisis to maintain stability in the marketplace, bringing order to chaos and preventing systemic breakdowns.

A three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in a case brought by a payday lending group against the CFPB's 2017 payday lending rule, resulting in the court's decision to deem their funding structures unconstitutional.

Despite intense buyer demand, February marked the fourth consecutive month of declines seen in overall pending home sales nationwide.

Despite an optimistic outlook on the overall economy, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell remains wary of the impact that the pandemic has had on the nation.

Next week, Fed Chair Jerome Powell will once again appear before Congress to update the legislature on monetary policy.

Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman last week suggested revisiting the regulatory framework that defines how nonbank mortgage lenders operate. Speaking via webcast to the 2020 Financial Stability Conference hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland and the Office of ...

Hear from John Lynch, CEO of PCMA, and Holden Lewis, a housing and mortgage Specialist for Nerd Wallet in this episode of DS5: Inside the Industry.

In a statement, the Federal Reserve said the disease poses “evolving risks to economic activity” just a month after Jerome Powell said he didn’t feel there was a need for further reductions.

In the minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee's latest meeting, find out how current stance of monetary policy will support continued economic growth