A fall in mortgage rates partly attributed to fear of global economic slowdown because of the new coronavirus epidemic that began in China's Wuhan is driving current mortgage holders to lenders seeking to refinance their loans.
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Low mortgage rates are one reason why home sales are increasing.
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Freddie Mac has reported a notable increase in the average 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said banks would have to come up with new fees to protect profitability should interest rates go to zero or lower.
US home prices remain high as falling interest rates increase demand
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Cautious home buyers, rising interest rates, tax law changes and a mountain of student loan debt are holding back the housing market. But analysts told the International Business Times that there is no bubble building up, unlike in 2008.
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Young people are more likely than ever to live with their parents, and the predominant reason may be student debt.
Minorities and women hold disproportionately larger amounts of debt, and therefore will be substantially impacted by a rise in interest rates.
Amid a spike in mortgage rates over the past two months, some potential buyers are shying away.
Trailing rises in government bond yields and the Fed's interest rate target, higher mortgage rates may be squeezing out potential homebuyers.
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The New York billionaire also told CNBC he supports low interest rates for now and believes the U.S. should try to refinance some of its debt.
The government’s decision came after the money center bank’s $7 billion settlement resolving in 2014 federal and state civil claims related to mortgage bonds.
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