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Homebuyers Brace for a High-Rate Summer: Current Mortgage Rates for June 13, 2025
Despite forecasts of gradually falling mortgage rates, the housing market remains largely unaffordable for most prospective ...
US Dollar Weekly Forecast: Down the abyss it goes
In the wake of the London talks, President Donald Trump announced that the US–China agreement was "done", following a debate ...
Hopes for Fed Rate Cuts Keep US Treasury Yield Views Low Ahead of Supply Deluge: Reuters Poll
"The 10-year will probably trade range-bound for a while between 4-4.50% and maybe even rise a little bit further, ...
US Fed rate cut: When are next meeting dates? Will there be big change in interest rates following Inflation data?
US Inflation data is out and now all eyes are on whether the Federal Reserve go for big interest rate cut or not.
EUR/USD Weekly Forecast: Trump and Fed’s arm wrestling overshadowed by geopolitical woes
The Fed is widely anticipated to keep the benchmark interest rate on hold in its June meeting, while maintaining the planned ...
Fed to Keep Rates on Hold at Least Until September as Inflation Risks Linger: Reuters Poll
BENGALURU (Reuters) -The U.S. Federal Reserve will keep interest rates on hold for at least another couple of months, ...
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Federal Reserve to hold rates steady through at least September
The Fed is staying put on interest rates and won’t be making any cuts until at least September, based on new data from a June ...
US Dollar Forecast: DXY Falls as Soft CPI Data Fuels Fed Rate Cut Expectations
DXY slips below 99 as soft U.S. CPI data boosts Fed rate cut bets; China trade deal adds pressure. Traders eye long-term support near 97.70s.
US inflation muted, Trump insists on rate cut anyway
The latest below-forecast inflation reading adds to evidence that consumers have yet to feel the pinch of President Donald ...
Fed to keep rates on hold at least until September as inflation risks linger
The U.S. Federal Reserve will keep interest rates on hold for at least another couple of months, according to most economists ...