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A shrinking federal deficit could push mortgage rates below 6% by mid‑2026, but hidden risks remain. Learn the three warnings every first‑time buyer should heed
US consumer sentiment plunges to historic lows as gasoline prices and inflation fears create unprecedented economic uncertainty.
University of Michigan sentiment index plunges to record 44.8, signaling deepening economic distress as inflation erodes household purchasing power.
US single-family housing starts plummeted 9% in April, pointing to broader economic weakness that could reshape Federal Reserve policy decisions.
The Philadelphia Fed's manufacturing index suffered a dramatic collapse from 26.7 to -0.4 in May, signaling potential economic slowdown with broad implications for monetary policy and financial markets.
US credit card delinquencies hit 13.1%, the highest since 2011, signaling deteriorating household finances that could dampen consumer spending.
Discover why mortgage rates differ from headlines, learn how GDP, inflation and employment data forecast the next 12‑month curve, and uncover hidden cost myths