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War in Iran lifts borrowing costs for American households
business2 days ago

War in Iran lifts borrowing costs for American households

The Iran conflict has roiled markets and pushed up U.S. borrowing costs: mortgage rates rose to about 6.37% (from 5.98%), the 10-year Treasury yield climbed toward 4.3–4.5%, and auto loans and credit card rates are likely to stay higher, meaning bigger payments for households. For example, a $500,000 home with a 20% down payment could cost tens of thousands more over the life of a 30-year loan, even as rates remain below last year’s highs.

via CNN|
#borrowing-costs#business#inflation
Weekend Dip in Mortgage Rates Leaves Top-Tier Loans Still Above 6%
business11 days ago

Weekend Dip in Mortgage Rates Leaves Top-Tier Loans Still Above 6%

Mortgage rates bounced lower over the weekend but remain elevated, with the 30-year fixed around 6.55% ( peaking near 6.64% intraday ), the highest since August 2025. The relief is short‑term and no clear long‑term turning point has emerged as the bond market stays influenced by inflation dynamics and geopolitical factors, including oil volatility from the Iran situation.

via Mortgage News Daily|
#bond-market#business#housing-market
Long-bond yields near 5% as inflation-risk, growth concerns diverge
markets17 days ago

Long-bond yields near 5% as inflation-risk, growth concerns diverge

The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield edged toward 5% on March 24, 2026 amid rising inflation risk from the Middle East conflict and a slowing economy (Q4 2025 growth was revised to 0.7%). Unlike some past near-5% moves that coincided with stock gains, this cycle reflects inflation risk pricing rather than growth, potentially shaping Fed policy expectations and weighing on stocks and borrowers if yields keep rising.

via MarketWatch|
#fed-policy#geopolitics#inflation
Gold slides deeper into bear market as dollar strengthens and yields rise
business18 days ago

Gold slides deeper into bear market as dollar strengthens and yields rise

Gold extended losses into bear-market territory as a stronger dollar and higher 10-year yields reduced bullion demand, with spot around $4,405/oz and April futures near $4,359. The drop surpasses a 21% fall from January’s record high, as investors unwind positions and reassess Fed policy expectations; analysts see the move as a natural correction after a rally driven by uncertainty, while longer‑term drivers like geopolitical risk and central-bank demand underpin a still-bullish longer-term case.

via CNBC|
#bear-market#business#dollar
Fed Pause Sparks Market Selloff as Inflation Fears Return
business23 days ago

Fed Pause Sparks Market Selloff as Inflation Fears Return

Stocks slipped after the Fed left rates at 3.50–3.75% for a third straight meeting and hotter wholesale inflation heightened recession concerns, with the S&P 500 down about 1.4%, the Nasdaq around 1.5%, and the Dow about 1.6%. Treasuries yields rose as oil prices climbed amid Middle East tensions, underscoring persistent inflation risk and economic uncertainty.

via Seeking Alpha|
#business#federal-reserve#inflation
Mortgage Rates Jump to Highest Since September as Iran-Driven Inflation Bets Grow
business29 days ago

Mortgage Rates Jump to Highest Since September as Iran-Driven Inflation Bets Grow

Mortgage rates for the 30-year fixed rose to 6.41%, the highest since September, as 10-year Treasury yields climbed on inflation expectations tied to the Iran conflict. After a brief dip to 5.99% two weeks ago, the surge could dampen spring homebuying even as demand showed some strength; Lennar flagged broader headwinds, and a $400,000 home with 20% down would see roughly a $115 higher monthly payment than two weeks ago.

via CNBC|
#30-year-fixed#business#housing-market
business1 month ago

Gold Hesitates as Dollar Strength, Yields Damp Safe-Haven Appeal

Gold has largely held its ground despite ongoing Middle East tensions, trading in a narrow band around $5,050–$5,200 as a stronger dollar and higher yields temper safe-haven demand. Inflation risks from higher oil prices and potential rate hikes, plus occasional liquidity selling, help explain the muted move even as banks remain bullish with year-end targets near $6,000–$6,300.

via CNBC|
#business#dollar#geopolitics
Yields rise as sticky inflation meets Iran tensions with oil climbing
markets1 month ago

Yields rise as sticky inflation meets Iran tensions with oil climbing

Treasury yields climbed after February CPI showed sticky inflation (0.3% m/o, 2.4% y/y), with the 10-year around 4.20%, the 30-year around 4.84%, and the 2-year near 3.63%. Oil prices jumped about 4% on U.S.-Iran tensions despite the IEA’s record 400-million-barrel release, as investors weigh ongoing conflict against inflation data ahead of housing starts, weekly jobless claims, and the Fed's preferred PCE price index.

via CNBC|
#cpi#inflation#iran-war
Gulf Shipping Insurance Promise Eases Market Fears
business1 month ago

Gulf Shipping Insurance Promise Eases Market Fears

Markets pared earlier losses after Trump said the U.S. would provide political-risk insurance for ships through the Persian Gulf and potentially escort tankers if needed, easing fears of a major oil-supply shock from the Iran conflict; major indices closed lower, oil rose on tensions before retreating, and Treasury yields climbed as investors weigh inflation risks and a modest OPEC+ production boost that may not fully offset disruption.

via CBS News|
#business#iran-war#oil-prices