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August Unemployment and Mortgage Rates Reported

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the unemployment rate in Illinois was 4.7 percent in August, which was a decrease of 0.2 percentage point from July. Total nonfarm payrolls decreased over the month to 6,175,600. Separately, the average fixed 30-year mortgage rate rose 6.95 percent in the week ending September 17.

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These figures provide insight into the labor market and housing finance conditions in the region, which are monitored by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. The rise in mortgage rates indicates changing costs for housing finance.

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    Rocket Mortgage might see changes in lending demand and profitability due to the sharp rise in fixed mortgage rates.

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