Mortgage rates aren’t likely to fall any time soon — here’s why
Published Tue, Jan 21 20252:54 PM EST
By: Greg Iacurci

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Mortgage rates have risen in recent months, even as the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates.
While those opposing movements may seem counterintuitive, they’re due to market forces that seem unlikely to ease much in the near term, according to economists and other finance experts.LEARN MORE…
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