Labor market shows signs of a gradual slowdown
There are signs that the labor market may be slowing down, sparking hope that the Federal Reserve will stop its ongoing tightening monetary policy, which has spurred increasing mortgage rates.
There are signs that the labor market may be slowing down, sparking hope that the Federal Reserve will stop its ongoing tightening monetary policy, which has spurred increasing mortgage rates.
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If we had entrenched inflation, the 10-year yield would be well north of 5.25% today. Instead, it’s been hard for it to stay above 4%.
Mortgage rates fell again this week, but the primary cause was not the banking crisis fiasco â it was the expectation that the U.S. economy is slowing down.Â
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New government figures show prices rising by at least 18% — and often much more — on these items since last March.
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