Mortgage Rates May Move the OPPOSITE Way After the Fed Hike

Sep 14, 01:41 PM
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Mortgage rates, inflation, and the bond market are all reacting to one thing this week: oil above $100 a barrel and the Federal Reserve's rate decision. Here's what the Fed is actually watching, and why mortgage rates could still fall even if they hike.

🛢️ Oil crosses $100 a barrel, and why that's the real story behind this week's inflation numbers
 📊 Breaking down the headline CPI, core CPI, and producer price index, and what each one tells the Fed
 📈 The mortgage bond and 10 Year Treasury charts I check every morning, and what a red day actually means for your rate
 🏦 CME FedWatch shows an 88% chance the Fed hikes this week, plus the rate hike path through next July
 🏠 My advice right now if you're under contract, buying, or refinancing, including how much buffer to build into your rate lock

📝 Full breakdown with charts on my blog: https://www.therateupdate.com/blog

0:00 Oil Over $100 and This Week's Fed Meeting
 1:40 Inflation Breakdown: CPI, Core CPI, and Producer Prices
 3:50 Why Oil Is Driving Inflation (The Orange Crop Analogy)
 6:10 Reading the Bond Market and the Mortgage Bond Chart
 8:50 Fed Odds, the Rate Hike Path, and What You Should Do Now

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