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Mortgage Rates May Fall Before Fed's Much-Anticipated September Rate Cut- Here's Why
1 year ago
Mortgage rates could slip even before the Federal Reserve formally cuts rates on Sept. 17 because lenders tend to price in expectations ahead of policy moves and mortgages key off the 10-year Treasury yield more than the Fed's short-term rate.
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