(Bloomberg) -- Pending sales of existing US homes in March reached their highest levels in a year in spite of persistently high borrowing costs and a low supply. Most Read from Bloomberg US ...
An index of contract signings from the National Association of Realtors climbed 3.4% to highest since February 2023.
Home sales based on contract signings unexpectedly jumped in March despite elevated mortgage rates that month. And the latest ...
which tracks the 10-year US Treasury yield, surged past 7% last week, and economists aren’t expecting rates to fall meaningfully this year. “Pending home sales probably will drop back ...
which tracks the 10-year US Treasury yield, surged past 7% last week, and economists aren’t expecting rates to fall meaningfully this year. “Pending home sales probably will drop back ...
which tracks the 10-year US Treasury yield, surged past 7% last week, and economists aren’t expecting rates to fall meaningfully this year. “Pending home sales probably will drop back ...
The average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, which tracks the 10-year US Treasury yield, surged past 7% last week, and economists aren’t expecting rates to fall meaningfully this year. “Pending home sales ...
which tracks the 10-year US Treasury yield, surged past 7% last week, and economists aren’t expecting rates to fall meaningfully this year. “Pending home sales probably will drop back ...
which tracks the 10-year US Treasury yield, surged past 7% last week, and economists aren’t expecting rates to fall meaningfully this year. “Pending home sales probably will drop back ...