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Mortgage Report: Changing Stock Market Conditions, Tariffs, And Interest Rates

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How does Bob Johnson (AKA BobMortgage) decide whether it’s time to carefully float or lock in interest rates for his clients? This past week’s stock market slide and brief rally provide an excellent example. The stock market, heavily influenced by the affects of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and the recent increase in interest rates by the Federal Reserve, took a nosedive last week. The brief reprieve on Friday, though, and how it plays into the bond market, added another variable.

So, should you lock or float? As the senior mortgage adviser at the nation’s oldest private lender, Wallick & Volk, Bob Johnson can easily explain how he arrives at his lock or float position, as well as why his clients choose Wallick & Volk to get them funded with tight turn-around times. Find out more in this week’s Mortgage Report:

The Mortgage Report: A Fed Leadership Shakeup Could Mean More Interest Rate Increases
The Mortgage Report: Interest Rates Are Inching Upward, But That Could Change
The Mortgage Report: Interest Rates At Lowest Levels in a Month — Lock or Float?
Mortgage Report: Inflation Remains Stable, But Fed Comments Influence Bond Market
Crescent Closes a Fresh $241.5 Million Fund and Doubles Down on Dallas Trophy Offices
TAGGED:Bob JohnsonBobMortgageBond MarketInterest ratesLock or FloatMortgage Report — SponsoredPresident DONALD TRUMPStock Market
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