Retail sales data for August are due this morning. Given the importance of consumer expenditures to the economy, they could ...

Retail sales data tomorrow, a Fed rate cut due Wednesday, and a looming government shutdown, this could be a big week for mortgage rates.

Secretary of Treasury Scott Bessent recently mentioned a possible national housing emergency. What could this declaration ...

Millions of homeowners can't get or don't want mortgages and turn to alternative financing. Do they know the risks many of ...

On September 1, the Trump Administration hinted at declaring a "national housing emergency." Would it fix housing?

This morning's consumer price index is likely to be one of September's most influential reports. So, strap in!

The average 30-year fixed rate mortgage is 6.25% today, an increase of 0.04% since yesterday. The 15-year fixed mortgage rate stands at 5.25%, up by 0.05%. The 30-year FHA mortgage now averages 5.54%, ...

The annual benchmark revision for payrolls is due today. But inflation data tomorrow and Thursday are more likely to move ...

On Labor Day, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told The Washington Examiner, "We may declare a national housing emergency in ...

This week's data are focused on employment. Today's job openings report is nothing like as important as Friday's official ...

This morning's producer price index might move mortgage rates. But tomorrow's consumer price index tends to be more influential.

Some divorced couples are continuing to share the family home because they feel locked in by their existing uberlow mortgage rate.