- The National Association of Home Builders and the National Association of Realtors are tracking housing market trends.
- NAR uses FactSet for market expectation benchmarks, with Lawrence Yun serving as chief economist.
- NAR's chief economist Lawrence Yun reports on U.S. housing market trends, with data tracked by Freddie Mac.
Lawrence Yun commented on market trends via CNBC, noting how FED policy influences short-term rates and mortgage benchmarks, affecting the housing market.
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What happened
Lawrence Yun commented on market trends via CNBC, noting how FED policy influences short-term rates and mortgage benchmarks, affecting the housing market.
Who's involved
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NAR's chief economist Lawrence Yun reports on U.S. housing market trends, with data tracked by Freddie Mac.Also in this story
- Fannie Mae publishes Home Price Expectations Survey.
- Wage gains are outpacing home price growth, a trend cited by the National Association of Realtors using data from Freddie Mac.
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CNBC
American basic cable and satellite business news television channel
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Lawrence Yun
American economist
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Related events
- Potential rate hikes are highly likely, impacting the mortgage market.
- CNBC reports on FED rate decisions and their impact on the Main Street economy and SEC yields.
- CNBC reported on mortgage rates from Freddie Mac, and Intercontinental Exchange monitors these rates using the data.
- FED's actions are influencing the mortgage bond market, impacting Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
- Investor fears of rate hikes caused a market decline, driven by strong job gains and BLS data.