Traders are piling into wagers calling for at least one outsized Federal Reserve interest-rate cut by year—end, betting on ...

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Logan's caution stems from inflation concerns Fed's September rate cut was insurance against unemployment rise: Logan Government shutdown delays monthly jobs report, labor market remains sluggish ...

During the last three years, mortgage rates have been on the rise. In early 2022, the average 30-year fixed rate was 4.72% and the 15-year fixed rate was 3.91%. Rates reached a recent peak in late ...

The shutdown could prevent the release of a jobs report on Friday. The government shutdown on Wednesday has halted the release of some major economic data at a wobbly moment for the economy, ...

BlackRock Municipal Income Trust II offers a tax-free yield of around 5.5%, focusing on long-term, investment-grade municipal bonds with significant interest rate risk. BLE employs leverage and ...

Federal Reserve officials are pushing back on the idea that another rate cut is inevitable next month. Markets aren’t buying it, based on trading of federal-funds futures. The widening gap between ...

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The Fed split deepens: Hawks eye inflation, while doves push faster cuts. Another Federal Reserve official is worried about the impact of inflation on American wallets. This comes after the most ...

Caroline Basile is Forbes Advisor’s student loans and mortgages deputy editor. With experience in both the mortgage industry and as a journalist, she was previously an editor with HousingWire, where ...

The Federal Reserve resumed its interest-rate cutting campaign earlier this month in an effort to reverse a stall in the job market. The problem: The hiring drought can’t be cured by lower interest ...