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    US Job Market: Healthcare Focus & Economic Uncertainty

    US Job Market: Healthcare Focus & Economic Uncertainty

    US job market shows weakness beyond healthcare focus. Manufacturing jobs declined; construction gains were minimal. The Fed faces a dilemma: fighting inflation vs. boosting the economy amidst stable labor data.


    Mortgage Rates, Fed Policy, and Inflation: A Balancing Act

    Mortgage Rates, Fed Policy, and Inflation: A Balancing Act

    Mortgage rates hinge on Fed policy, inflation, and market reactions. Experts highlight the delicate balance: rate cuts may not aid buyers if inflation persists or the Fed acts under political pressure. Reducing inflation & high employment are key.


    Fed Rate Cut: Debates, Uncertainty, and Economic Outlook

    Fed Rate Cut: Debates, Uncertainty, and Economic Outlook

    Fed officials debate rate cuts amidst economic uncertainty and political pressure. Powell emphasizes a cautious, data-driven approach, while others advocate for earlier action. Inflation and tariffs remain key factors.


    Inflation, Rates, and Housing Market Trends

    Inflation, Rates, and Housing Market Trends

    Inflation and high mortgage rates impact the housing market. Experts discuss potential rate cuts, wage growth surpassing inflation, and the need to control costs amid economic uncertainty. Housing shortages persist.


    UK Housing Market: Stamp Duty Impact & Rising Inflation

    UK Housing Market: Stamp Duty Impact & Rising Inflation

    UK housing market faces stamp duty changes impacting novice buyers. Rising inflation may curb price growth. North East sees highest price inflation. Affordability remains a key challenge for property purchases.


    Rate cuts are looking more likely — but not quite yet

    Rate cuts are looking more likely — but not quite yet

    The Federal Reserve's next meeting is scheduled for July 30-31, but analysts don't expect the Fed to cut rates until September, said Lisa Sturtevant, chief economist for Bright MLS.