Tag Archives: Week Ahead

In The Week Ahead: get the latest on how many homeowners are out of work, as well as new data for h investors on default risk.

As residential investment continues to grow, find out how housing is impacting GDP growth in The Week Ahead

The Federal Reserve will release Beige Book this week, summarizing economic conditions across the board. Find out what role housing will play and more in the Week Ahead.

This week, CoreLogic will release its latest Loan Performance Insight Report for March 2019, which covers delinquency, default, and foreclosure data across the country. Here's what else is happening in the Week Ahead.

On Monday, the Chicago Fed will release its monthly index designed to gauge overall economic activity and related inflationary pressure.

On Thursday, April 11, from 1–2 p.m. EDT, DS News will host a webinar to explore the increased risks facing servicers and mortgage professionals. Here's what else is happening in The Week Ahead.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release its employment data for March this week. Here's what else is happening in the Week Ahead.

This week the New Home Sales and Construction Price Indexes is set to release, which measures the number of newly constructed homes with a committed sale during the month. In August, sales of new single-family homes were at a seasonally ...

The Fed increased the frequency of its interest rate increases this year while also recently announcing detailed plans for reducing its holdings of securities accumulated during the financial crisis, an issue of particular interest among lawmakers. Will we hear more about this in the Monetary Policy Report? See what's going on in the week ahead.

On Tuesday at 10 a.m. EST, the Financial Services Committee will meet for the markup of the Financial CHOICE Act. Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) had introduced the Financial CHOICE Act on Wednesday of last week as an alternative to the Dodd-Frank act. “The Financial CHOICE Act guarantees that the era of big bank bailouts and ‘too big to fail’ is over. For banks that fail, there will be bankruptcy, not bailouts,” said Chairman Hensarling.