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Despite Fed rate cuts, mortgage rates could still rise. Here's why · NabkaNews

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Despite Fed rate cuts, mortgage rates could still rise. Here's why

KCRA·Jan 3

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Mortgage rates may increase despite federal rate cuts. The relationship between federal rate cuts and mortgage rates is complex, and recent cuts have not necessarily led to lower mortgage rates. It is unclear how mortgage rates will be affected by federal rate cuts, with some instances showing rates rising after cuts were made.

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