"Understanding the Impact of the Fed's Decision on Mortgage Rates and Credit Cards"

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The Federal Reserve's decision to leave rates unchanged is unlikely to bring relief to homebuyers, with mortgage rates not expected to dip below 6% before the end of the year. Despite strong competition for small and mid-sized homes, there's a slow increase in housing supply, offering some positive signs for homebuyers. However, the high mortgage rates and historically expensive market for homebuyers suggest that immediate relief is unlikely, with potential for more relief in 2025 when mortgage rates could be closer to 6%.
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