A major Australian bank has tipped mortgage holders will get more rate cuts and faster off the back of fallout from US ...

Trump's proposed 10% global tariff on imports raises concerns about inflation and mortgage rates, potentially impacting the housing market.

Home buyers and sellers in the U.S. are likely to feel the impact of the tariffs President Donald Trump slapped on every country worldwide Wednesday - but it isn't all that bad.

Mortgage rates fell overnight after Trump announced sweeping tariffs. But will mortgage rates keep heading down?

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Thursday’s decline in mortgage rates suggests a shift in the market that coincides with a new tariff policy introduced Wednesday.

Trump's plan, introduced this week, proposes a 10 percent baseline global tariff on imported goods, with higher rates for specific countries.

Rates may drop in the short-term before inflation ramps up, but stock market volatility, higher prices and rising unemployment could stall home purchases.

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"The keyword right now is uncertainty," said Colin Robertson, founder of mortgage news site The Truth About Mortgage. "Nobody ...