Fed Cut ≠ Lower Mortgage Rates | Why Headlines Get It Wrong - LE Pod Ep. 153

Everyone thinks that when the Fed cuts rates, mortgage rates follow. The truth? It’s not that simple. In this episode, we break down the real relationship between the Fed funds rate, the 10-year Treasury, and mortgage-backed securities. You’ll learn why mortgage rates often move before the Fed even makes an announcement, why headlines are misleading, and how jobs data is driving rates more than anything right now.

If you’re trying to time the market or advise clients, you need to hear this breakdown.

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