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NY Fed: Short and medium-term inflation expectations rise
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Read weekly recapWhy inflation expectations matter to mortgage pricing
When households expect higher future inflation, bond markets can demand more yield. That pressure can show up in mortgage-backed securities and, eventually, borrower rate sheets.
County income limits can change the USDA conversation
USDA eligibility depends on household income, occupancy, property location, and county-level limits. The right next step is to check the specific county and property before assuming yes or no.
Inventory and payment pressure have to be read together
More listings can help buyers, but affordability still depends on price, rate, taxes, insurance, and program fit. The useful question is not just whether homes are available, but whether the payment works.