#FOMC Meet: #FederalReserve keeps interest rates unchanged for eighth time at 5.25-5.5%. Chair #JeromePowell addresses the media. #NDTVProfitLive Read: https://bit.ly/46AYCL9
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In this video, we will explore the powerful influence of the Federal Reserve on interest rates. The Federal Reserve plays a crucial role in setting and adjusting the federal funds rate, which in turn impacts borrowing costs for consumers and businesses. Understanding how the Federal Reserve's decisions affect interest rates is crucial for investors, economists, and anyone with a stake in the financial markets. Join us as we delve into the intricacies of the Federal Reserve's control over interest rates and explore the implications for the broader economy. Stay informed and stay ahead of the game by learning about the Federal Reserve's role in shaping the financial landscape. Don't miss out on this essential discussion about the Federal Reserve's influence on interest rates.
Revealing The Federal Reserves Control Over Interest Rates
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A recent series of economic reports have dampened the chance of immediate Federal Reserve rate cuts. As a result, the yield of the 10-year Treasury has shifted into a big jump to 4.7% since Thursday, April 25. This is good for those lending money or investing in fixed income but bad news for CRE owners, investors, and developers. To read more about 10-year yield, click here: https://buff.ly/3QoLIZE. #themcdanielteam #marcusmillichap #northcarolina #charleston #southcarolina #raleigh #charlotte #thecarolinas #triadarea #commercialrealestate #10yearyield #federalreserve #thefed #rates #ratecuts #treasury
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Financial pundits say that Government Securities are the holy grail for investors. But are they really? For the unversed, G-secs are the talk of the town owing to their stability and liquidity. Watch the video till the end and share your views in the comments! #governmentsecurities #gsecs #financialgrowth #liquidity #rupeeredee
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The Federal Reserve's decision to lower interest rates by 50 basis points signal a promising start to 2025. Our Group Chief Commercial Officer, Emma Crabtree shares her insights on how the private asset sector looks to recover following this decrease. Read the full article here: https://ow.ly/8q1L50Tv1mA #oneiqeq #privateassets #federalreserve #privatedebt
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A recent series of economic reports have dampened the chance of immediate Federal Reserve rate cuts. As a result, the yield of the 10-year Treasury has shifted into a big jump to 4.7% since Thursday, April 25. This is good for those lending money or investing in fixed income but bad news for CRE owners, investors, and developers. To read more about 10-year yield, click here: https://buff.ly/3QoLIZE. #thekinggroup #marcusmillichap #california #longbeach #realestateinvesting #CRE #multifamily #realestateinvestor #commercialrealestate #10yearyield #federalreserve #thefed #rates #ratecuts #treasury
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Especially for those hoping to buy later this year when rates drop, this is really fascinating stuff - and there is no better authority than Barry Habib... If you hope to be in the market to buy this year, there are SO many things to consider in addition to rate. So check out this video, then contact me to start kicking the tires on your homebuying plan for 2024!
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There you have it Realtor Friends and Home buyers - if you think inventory was tight now ( only 3mos supply of existing homes) for every 1 pt drop in rates another 5 mil people can afford to buy, 5.4% year over year appreciation in 2023 and 2024 is projected to be great as well. If your thinking of buying the current rates may be your friend - we'll catch a better purchase price now and drop the rate later in this election year! Be sure and price your loan with https://lnkd.in/dwD3fu5p I'm doing all kinds of money saving features to make your purchase make more sense and save you more dollars. Jeffshook.floify.com/apply #mortgagemarketnews #mortgagetips #lowrates #mortgage #charlotterealestate #lknrealestate
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This is a great interview that expresses my viewpoints on today’s housing market. This lays out all the reasons to buy today as we believe the market will become more competitive and more demand as the year goes on and rates come down. DM me if you’d like some help getting your offer accepted using our Mortgage assured technique.
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Lower rates will push demand and depending on how low they go we may see some sellers decide to sell. I do believe the buyers getting off the fence will outweigh the new sellers. This should push the imbalance of supply further into a sellers market causing prices to rise further. While lower rates will help with affordability in the short term it will likely be offset quickly with higher home values. People will continue to get priced out of the market as affordability worsens. This will likely be an ongoing trend for several years until supply catches up. But just because some people can no longer afford homes does not mean that home values will come down. They will just become renters, and those that can afford to buy will be able to absorb the limited inventory. For those that already own homes or that can purchase ASAP, they will benefit from the equity growth that is about to happen.
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