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- July 3, 2019
How Would a Slowing Economy Affect Interest Rates?
With the 10 Year Treasury at its lowest since Nov. 2016, economic concerns continue to grow.
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- May 30, 2019
Pressures on the Market to Lower Interest Rates
With no trade deal, pressure on the market may cause the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates.
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- May 16, 2019
Will Trade Tensions Cause a Mini Refinance Boom?
Trade tensions have caused the 10-Year Treasury to drop. Does this mean a mini refinance boom?
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- April 25, 2019
Promising Signs for Interest Rates Ahead?
Strong jobs. Subdued inflation. A healthy stock market. But what might the future hold?
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- March 28, 2019
Low Rates with No Increases for 2019?
Have you heard? The FOMC has confirmed that rates will stay constant with no increases ahead.
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- February 28, 2019
Supply and Demand: Interest Rates Go Down
Interest rates for consumers and homebuyers have gone down. It's all a case of supply and demand.
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- February 14, 2019
No News is Good News for Interest Rates
Since our last update, there has been very little movement in the market, specifically interest rates. The 10-year currently sits just under 2.70% and as of right now volatility has been very low.
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- December 13, 2018
Market Update: December 13, 2018
In the past 30 days, we've seen interest rates drop and drop. The 10yr, which recently traded as high as 3.24%, a level not seen since 2011, is down to 2.85%
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- November 15, 2018
Market Update: November 15, 2018
Over the past month, we've seen rates hold relatively stable despite the uncertainty around the midterm elections. The 10yr is trading within the range of 3.05 and 3.25% and it’s currently at 3.15%. However, in the past year, rates are up about 80bps and it's generally believed the Fed will raise once more in 2018 and twice in 2019. A lot of that will depend on growth and inflation.
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