Now that interest rates are going down, here's what to expect for the rest of the year
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from www.housingwire.com3 months ago
The strongest market agitator in H1 2025 is anticipated to be foreign trade disruptions, not U.S. policy mismanagement, possibly reigniting inflation due to oil supply instability.
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The total addressable market for non-QM lenders consists mainly of small business owners, boosted by a surge in new business applications since the pandemic.
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Non-QM RMBS issuance is projected to flourish in a lower borrowing rate environment, thanks to recent Federal Reserve cuts, enabling more affordable homeownership.
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Recent global events like the Longshoreman's union strike illustrate how critical supply chain disruptions can impact inflation and manufactured goods prices.
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