Consistently Higher Rates Since Fed Rate Cut, But Friday Could be BIG
Depending on how tuned in you've been to changes in our daily rate tracking, the news may be getting old at this point. Rates have done almost nothing but move higher ever since the Fed cut rates on September 18th. While this continues to be a challenge for some folks to comprehend, it was always a risk, which is why we spent several weeks warning about the possibility leading up to Fed Day. Thankfully, the increases have been small in the bigger picture.
Today was just another day in that regard, although it was one of the bigger bumps in the road if we look at today's highest rates versus yesterday's lowest (Wednesday saw higher rates in the morning and lower rates in the afternoon. Thursday was the opposite pattern). Lenders increasingly increased rates throughout the day
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