09/20/2023
๐ฐ News updates: The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has decided not to change rates for now. What's this mean for you? Well, mortgage rates are likely to stay steady until at least November.
โ๏ธ Why it matters: Chair Powell of the Fed said they're focusing on keeping prices stable. So, no sudden spikes in costs for you. Plus, job markets are doing well, making it a bit easier if you're looking to buy.
๐ค What's next? There are two more big meetings this year, and there's a 45% chance rates might go up before 2024. Powell thinks small changes won't shake things up too much, but only time will tell.
If you're deciding between locking in a mortgage rate or letting it float, be cautious. A good market move might save you a tiny bit, but a bad one could cost you more.
Stay tuned for more updates and happy house hunting! ๐ ๐
Author: Casey Dilensky, SVP Capital Markets
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