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Mortgage rates, which have now reached their highest level from 2008. >> emilie ikeda reporting there. let's bring in former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst, steve rattner. good morning, you've called this one, 3/4 of a basis point, and more to come. how long will this go on for the fed? how long will they have to continue to raise rates? >> that's a matter that has to evolve over time. the fed's favorite phrase is to say they're data dependent, meaning they look at each piece of data and evaluate it from there. if you look at where the fed's so called dot plot with their ...

Just like misery, inflation loves company. And as price increases linger near 40-year highs, the United States has plenty of it.

U.S. mortgage rates topped 6% last week, data from the Mortgage Bankers Association indicated Wednesday, the highest since 2008.

My cat Myrtle has a certain amount of “girth,” as they say. But I tell her that she carries it well as the calories from line-caught halibut have far outweighed her time working out to burn them off. In fact, I’d be hard-pressed to remember her ever pumping iron. Turning to humans, it’s a proven fact that during the pandemic 87 percent of gym members didn’t even know that their gym was closed. Okay, maybe not proven, but it makes sense. Something else that makes sense is the non-QM product channel, there to help LOs help borrowers, but that segment continues ...

Stocks on Wall Street fell broadly for the first time since the start of this week after minutes from the Federal Reserve July meeting stirred debate on the d