Fed Raises Rates to 3.75%-4%: What It Means for Mortgage and Savings Rates
The Fed raised rates to 3.75%-4%. Here is what the latest decision means for US mortgage rates, high-yield savings accounts, and borrowers.
by Scott Matherson//4 minute read
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The Fed raised rates to 3.75%-4%. Here is what the latest decision means for US mortgage rates, high-yield savings accounts, and borrowers.
by Scott Matherson//4 minute read
Paramount Skydance extended its Warner Bros. Discovery debt tender and exchange offers to Oct. 6 as the companies prepare to close their proposed $110 billion merger.
by Kayode Adeoti//5 minute read
US Treasury yields rise as oil prices surge, with the 10-year yield near 5.21% and the 30-year yield around 5.52% ahead of key inflation and jobs data.
by Ryan Perrakis//4 minute read
XRP Ledger payments reached 1.14 million on Sept. 27, nearly 29% above the 30-day average, as broader network activity remained elevated.
by Scott Matherson//4 minute read
These 10 high-quality stocks are trading below historical valuation levels, including Microsoft, Alphabet, Nike, PepsiCo, and other established companies.
by Scott Matherson//5 minute read
Citi recommends buying China’s 30-year government bonds as weak growth and subdued credit demand support the case for lower long-term yields.
by Kayode Adeoti//4 minute read
Silver has fallen sharply toward $62, but can the silver price recover to $70? Here are the Fed, Treasury yields, dollar, and supply-and-demand factors to watch.
by Ryan Perrakis//4 minute read
Meta's Muse AI agent faces privacy and security scrutiny after reports involving private messages, a patched zero-day vulnerability and autonomous actions.
by Scott Matherson//5 minute read
ZachXBT says individuals allegedly laundering funds from the $387.5 million Bitget hack are seeking help in public Discord and Telegram channels.
by Kayode Adeoti//4 minute read
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