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Aug 5, 2025 11:24 AM
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Mixed ISM Data Keeps Bonds In The Game
The ISM Services Index showed growth-related components coming in slightly weaker, but the 'prices paid' component reached another post-pandemic high, indicating inflation remains a concern. Despite this, the overall report was downbeat enough to offset the inflation implications, resulting in bonds ending the day unchanged.
Aug 4, 2025 7:23 PM
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Mortgage rates hit lowest levels of 2025
Following a weak jobs report, the 10-year yield dropped slightly, leading to a new low in mortgage rates for 2025 at 6.57%. There has been no Fed rate cuts this year, but speculation suggests that there could be one in September.
Aug 4, 2025 1:23 PM
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Best high-yield savings rate today – August 4, 2025
High-yield savings accounts are currently offering up to 4.35 percent APY, with Peak Bank leading the way. These accounts provide easy access to funds with yields well above the national average. Savings account rates are variable, so it's important to compare rates and be aware of Federal Reserve interest rate changes that can impact APYs. High-yield savings accounts can help grow money quickly f... more
Aug 1, 2025 2:54 PM
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Bond Traders Quickly Revise Their Bullishness
There were significant revisions to the Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) numbers, leading to a massive rally in the markets. Yields on various bonds decreased significantly, including 2yr yields, which fell almost 30bps. Mortgage rates also dropped back to mid-October levels as a result.
Jul 31, 2025 1:24 PM
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What Does July's Data Suggest About Friday's Jobs Report?
The article discusses a table consolidating results from various economic reports and historical data related to nonfarm payrolls (NFP) to determine the likelihood of NFP moving higher or lower in tomorrow's data. Credit is given to BMO's US Rates Strategy desk for compiling this data.
Jul 31, 2025 3:23 AM
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Top CD Rates Today: July 30, 2025 | Best APY Is 4.45% Ahead Of Today's Fed Meeting
Federal Reserve officials are expected to hold the federal funds rate steady following their July meeting, which could lead to stability in yields on competitive CDs. The current highest CD rate is 4.45 percent for terms of six and nine months. Opening a CD involves submitting personal information online or at a branch, funding the account with the minimum balance, and choosing interest disburseme... more
Jul 30, 2025 3:25 PM
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Pulte takes issue with Powell statement on Fed housing role
Bill Pulte expressed frustration with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for keeping short-term rates unchanged. One mortgage firm went out of business months after experiencing a cybersecurity incident. Nonbank payrolls rose during the homebuying season as borrowing costs trended lower.
Jul 30, 2025 2:24 PM
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Markets Expected More Dovishness From Powell
The article discusses how data such as GDP and PCE prices impacted bond markets, and the focus on Fed Chair Powell's press conference. Powell did not give any indication of rate cuts, leading to lower odds for near-term cuts in Fed Funds Futures. This led to a modest impact on bonds, with 10yr yields remaining in line with morning highs and the trend remaining sideways.
Jul 30, 2025 2:23 PM
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Powell: 'Many, many uncertainties' remain for tariff impacts
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell mentioned that the impact of higher tariffs on the economy is still being assessed. There is a division among officials with some expecting no rate cuts this year and others predicting one cut. Economists surveyed do not anticipate rate cuts until later in the year. The Fed governor reiterated his belief that the inflation effects of new tariffs will be brief. T... more
Jul 30, 2025 2:00 PM
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Fed leaves interest rates unchanged amid Trump pressure. 2 governors dissent.
The Federal Reserve did not change its key interest rate in July despite pressure from President Trump to lower rates. Fed governors were split on whether or not to cut rates, and while Fed Chair Powell hinted that a rate cut could be more likely at the next meeting, he emphasized the need to wait for more data before making a decision. The White House's own policies may be contributing more to hi... more
Jul 30, 2025 12:23 PM
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What the Fed’s Rate Decision Means for Loans, Credit Cards, Mortgages and More
The Federal Reserve has kept its key rate steady for the fifth straight meeting, leading to stable but elevated rates on auto loans, credit cards, mortgages, savings, and student loans. Auto loan rates are influenced by the Fed's key rate and the yield on Treasury notes. Credit card interest rates have slightly reduced but still range around 20.13 percent. Mortgage rates have remained within a tig... more
Jul 30, 2025 11:23 AM
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Bank of Canada signals possible cuts ahead, but holds key policy rate steady for now at 2.75%
The Bank of Canada decided to keep its overnight interest rate steady at 2.75% due to uncertainty related to U.S. trade tensions. Governor Tiff Macklem mentioned resilience in the Canadian economy but highlighted the need for specific conditions to justify future rate cuts, which could happen if the economy weakens significantly. Economists had expected this decision, but views on future rate cuts... more
Jul 30, 2025 11:23 AM
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4 ways the Fed's decision to hold interest rates steady will impact your wallet
The Federal Reserve decided to keep rates steady, impacting consumer borrowing costs. Mortgage rates are expected to remain stable in the short term, while auto loan and credit card rates will likely follow the federal funds rate pattern. Investors are looking towards the September meeting for a potential rate cut, which is expected to unlock more demand for stocks and boost earnings.
Jul 30, 2025 11:23 AM
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Fed holds interest rates steady: What that means for car loans, credit cards, mortgages and more
The Federal Reserve has decided to keep its key benchmark rate steady, delaying any rate cuts until at least September due to uncertainty and inflation risks posed by Trump's tariff agenda. Credit card interest rates remain high, with mortgage rates, auto loan rates, and student loan interest rates also elevated. Savings rates, however, remain above average as they are correlated to the federal fu... more
Jul 30, 2025 10:08 AM
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Bank of Canada signals possible interest rate cuts ahead, but holds key policy rate steady for now at 2.75%
The Bank of Canada decided to hold its interest rate unchanged in response to ongoing pressures on underlying inflation, trade uncertainties, and the fluidity of the trade situation with the U.S. Economists are divided on whether there will be a rate cut in September. The housing market is expected to remain stable, and mortgage rates are predicted to be in the low to mid 4 percent range for new m... more
Jul 29, 2025 2:23 PM
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The Fed is expected to hold rates steady as Trump pushes for a cut
The Federal Reserve is expected to leave interest rates unchanged despite President Trump's desire for lower rates to boost the U.S. economy. Inflation concerns, tariff impacts, and potential inflation resulting from trade policies are factors weighing on the Fed's decision. The Fed's key rate does not directly impact mortgage interest rates, which are influenced by factors such as the yield on 10... more
Jul 29, 2025 12:24 PM
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Mortgage Rates Moving Down Again
After staying flat for three days, average 30yr fixed rates began to move lower again on Tuesday. The bond market improved throughout the day, leading to a potential further decrease in rates for tomorrow. However, the bond market could shift in either direction tomorrow morning, with potential volatility from economic reports and the Fed announcement in the afternoon.
Jul 29, 2025 9:24 AM
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What the Big, Beautiful Bill means for small businesses
President Donald Trump's megabill, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, introduced tax cuts, deductions, and adjustments for both consumers and businesses. The impact of the bill on small businesses has been described as a mixed bag, with potential benefits for growth and consumer spending but also increased pressure on interest rates due to federal debt and deficits. The bill includes deductions on ti... more
Jul 29, 2025 8:24 AM
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Trump urgently wants Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. That won't happen this week, economists say.
President Trump requested the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, but it's unlikely to happen at the upcoming decision. Fed Chair Powell is cautious about rate cuts due to solid economic conditions and the potential impact of tariffs on inflation. While some FOMC members believe it's time to cut rates, the chances of a rate cut are very low. Experts expect the Fed to hold off on cutting rates... more
Jul 29, 2025 2:00 AM
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While the Fed kept its benchmark unchanged, here's what happened to consumer borrowing rates
The Federal Reserve is expected to keep its key short-term interest rate unchanged this month. This rate affects borrowing and savings rates for consumers. Credit card rates have slightly decreased, auto loan rates have seen little movement, and mortgage rates have hovered between 6.6% to 7.1%. President Trump believes higher rates are hindering economic growth, but experts say a rate cut may not ... more
Jul 25, 2025 3:00 AM
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Federal Reserve likely to hold interest rates steady despite pressure from Trump. Here's what that means for your money
President Donald Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell are at odds over interest rates, with Trump advocating for a sharp decrease to stimulate economic growth. The Fed has held off on rate cuts due to uncertainty and inflation risks posed by Trump's tariff agenda. While the fed funds rate has remained steady, mortgage rates are not directly linked to the Fed and remain high due to concerns over tarif... more
Jul 24, 2025 11:00 AM
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Trump says cutting interest rate will make homebuying cheaper. It's not that simple
President Trump blames Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for high home prices, arguing that the Fed should lower interest rates to help people afford homes. However, Robert Reich warns that lowering interest rates may not necessarily make mortgages cheaper, as it could affect the Fed's credibility in fighting inflation. Reich also points out that a rush of demand due to interest rate cuts could ... more
Jul 22, 2025 5:01 PM
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Pennymac profit jumps 79% despite hedge losses
Pennymac had a more productive second quarter but faced financial losses due to hedging results during early spring rate volatility. Multiply Mortgage is offering homebuying perks and securing lower interest rates for employees at certain companies. Four of the nation's homebuilders saw a decline in profitability due to choppy market conditions, including elevated mortgage rates.
Jul 22, 2025 1:00 PM
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Mortgage Rates Inch Down to 2-Week Lows
Market reacted to Fed Chair Powell ending his term early with only the shortest-term rates improving and most consumer rates, including mortgages, moving higher. Bonds dictate interest rates and the response reversed after Trump said he wasn't planning on firing Powell. Treasury Secretary Bessent's comments supporting Powell helped the rate market react positively. Mortgage lenders slightly lowere... more
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