Economists predict weak growth or US recession from Trump tariffs
Forecasters say the economy will nearly stall or slip into recession over Trump's tariffs. Some say his 90-day pause doesn't change their outlook.| USA TODAY
Forecasters say the economy will nearly stall or slip into recession over Trump's tariffs. Some say his 90-day pause doesn't change their outlook.| USA TODAY
Pending home sales and mortgage applications improved a bit at the start of April. But since then, the back-and-forth on President Trump’s new tariff policy, rising mortgage rates and the increased odds of a recession have likely pushed down homebuying sentiment.| Redfin Real Estate News
Homebuyers are more likely than renters to use stock investments to pay for housing, according to a Redfin survey. With stock values dropping, would-be homebuyers may back off as their bank accounts shrink and their confidence in the economy is shaken.| Redfin Real Estate News
The Court of International Trade has ruled that the White House cannot use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to broadly implement tariffs. Mortgage rates are unlikely to move much in the near future because the administration has other options to implement tariffs. If most, or all, of the tariffs were called off, however, mortgage rates would likely fall.| Redfin Real Estate News
Mortgage Rates to Fall a Little After Weak Jobs Report, But All Eyes on Election | Redfin Real Estate News
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