The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, potentially impacting loans and investments. Economist Kyle Anderson from Indiana University discusses the effects on Hoosiers' wallets.

With expected lower rates, some homeowners might want to refinance. But experts say that this does not pay off for everyone.

Bets in the futures market show investors expect that the Fed’s benchmark short-term rate will fall just below 3% by the end of next year, from slightly above 4% now, according to LSEG data. That ...

Fed's quarter-point rate cut could create opportunities for homebuyers and refinancing while potentially reducing returns for savers.

An adjustment in the housing market has been noted for those watching mortgage rates as they have fallen to a weekly average of 6.35%.This is the lowest level i ...

Cushman & Wakefield Chairman of Global Brokerage Bruce Mosler discusses NYC's real estate market and how a Zohran Mamdani mayoral victory could affect the residential and commercial landscape on ...

They’re at the lowest point in years, which means homebuyers may now want to re-enter the market. “It certainly is a great ...

The Fed's two-day meeting to set interest rate policy began Tuesday, following eleventh-hour determinations of voting members ...

Those with loans and mortgages may see slightly lower payments because of the cut. However, financial experts say the impact for most people will be limited.

The recent cut in benchmark interest rates by the Federal Reserve could mean significant savings for loan borrowers. The ...

The Fed’s rate cut has many homeowners wondering about refinancing. But the connection between Fed policy and mortgage rates isn’t always straightforward.

The big news this week is that the Fed cut its federal funds rate for the first time since December 2024 as the committee ...