In advance of the Federal Reserve’s September meeting, Marty Green spoke with Robbie Chrisman of The Chrisman Commentary on where he thinks interest rates will go – if anywhere – in the coming year, and the potential ‘bitter end’ to ... Read More
Marty Green Speaks to Media Following July Fed Meeting
The Federal Reserve increased interest rates by a quarter point to a range of 5.25% to 5.5% on July 26th, and hinted at another potential increase before the end of 2023. Following the announcement, Marty Green spoke with reporters about the impact ... Read More
Marty Green Speaks to Trade Media Following June CPI Report
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Consumer Price Index indicated that consumer prices saw their smallest annualized increase in over two years in June. Following the release of the data, Marty Green spoke with reporters to discuss how the most recent ... Read More
Marty Green Discusses Chairman Powell’s June Congressional Testimony with Mortgage Outlets
Following Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s testimony before the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday, June 21, Marty Green spoke with the mortgage press to discuss whether additional rate hikes may be on the horizon. “Chairman ... Read More
Marty Green Discusses What’s Next for Mortgage Rates
With the Fed’s rate hike pause on June 14th, questions remain about what will happen next and if mortgage rates will ever return to the “good old days” of 3%, 30-year fixed mortgage rates. Below, Marty Green opines on mortgage rate expectations over ... Read More
Marty Green Reacts to 10th Consecutive Fed Interest Rate Hike
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by another 25 basis points at its May meeting, marking the 10th consecutive rate hike in the central bank’s campaign to curb inflation. While Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell indicated that a pause may ... Read More