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The FOMC (the body of the Fed) is involved, the FED is involved, and Freddie Mac provides market data to the Fed, leading to temporary rate dips.

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The FOMC (the body of the Fed) is involved, the FED is involved, and Freddie Mac provides market data to the Fed, leading to temporary rate dips.

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  1. FOMC unanimously approved a rate hike, impacting housing market data.1 source
  2. BLS inflation data drives FOMC rate decisions, impacting mortgage rates.1 source
  3. Iran war drives up and volatizes gas prices.Sub-event
  4. Mortgage rates are now tracking the MBS spread, and origination slowdown is impacting firms like LoanDepot and DHI.Sub-event
  5. FED reforms led to increased long-term interest rates and housing market discussions.1 source
  6. Amid US-Iran fighting, the FED is targeting inflation while monitoring economic indicators from the Conference Board and market data from Freddie Mac.Sub-event
  7. The Federal Reserve's FOMC is responding to the ongoing war by releasing CPI data and setting targets for interest rate hikes due to global oil price volatility.Sub-event
  8. Ceasefire collapse in Iran conflict drives mortgage rates higher, impacting Freddie Mac data.1 source
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  1. Operational data flow from Freddie Mac to the Fed influenced rate dips.1 source

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