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Nuwave Rate Update - 9.14.22

Yesterday, the CPI print was released and the shockwave was felt throughout all financial markets. Many economists believed CPI would decrease to around 8.1%, catalyzed primarily by the decline in oil prices. However, CPI was actually printed at 8.3%. With this new data, the market is forecasting the

Nuwave Rate Update - 9.2.22

Happy September to all our subscribers! As expected, this week has been a wild one for interest rates. On the heels of the FED announcement (8/26) we saw rates spike throughout the week. We are seeing 30-yr rates hovering at 6% to wrap up the week. The FED statements

FED vs EuroDollar: Who Blinks First?

On Friday (8/26), the world's central bankers, finance ministers, and other high level financial market participants will gather together and discuss world economics in Jackson Hole, WY. This year, the global economy is eagerly awaiting FED Chairman Jerome Powell's speech addressing the country's

Nuwave Weekly Rates - 8.24.22

Rates have increased substantially this week as lenders and Wall Street await FED Chairman Jerome Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole Meeting on Friday (8.26). The impacts of this speech will be felt across both the stock & bond markets, and will ultimately affect lender's

Should You Trust, "Marry the House, Date the Rate"?

One of the most popular trends real estate professionals on TikTok and Instagram are saying is "Marry the House, Date the Rate." This is terrible advice.

Nuwave Weekly Rates 8.17.22

The market saw an uptick in rates this week as the secondary market begins to price in the expected rate hike by the FED in September. Discount points continue to provide substantial value to buyers, decreasing rates by .375% - .5%. As we continue to see rates increase, consider our

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With no August print from the FED, we expect rates to stay relatively steady over the next 30 days. In September (21-22), many market experts expect the FED to continue their fight against inflation by adding an additional 50 bps in rate hikes. We will most likely see this rate