Wage Growth Slows Despite 223,000 Jobs Added To The Economy
After two years of exceptionally low mortgage rates, a major change took place in 2022 in relation to wage growth.
After two years of exceptionally low mortgage rates, a major change took place in 2022 in relation to wage growth.
Due to Bank of Japan policy change, investors raised their outlook for monetary policy tightening by global central banks. As a result, mortgage rates ended the week higher.
While the December 2022 Fed meeting stole the show this week, a wide range of reporting proved favorable for mortgage rates.
While this week showed little major news, the ISM national services index demonstrated unexpected gains in November 2022.
In a packed reporting week, the November 2022 Federal Reserve speech acknowledged lower inflation levels throughout the United States.
As the inflation data from October came out, the November 2022 CPI report surprisingly fell below its consensus forecast.
After the November 2022 Fed meeting, investors raised their outlook for monetary policy tightening heading into 2023.
Following this week’s September 2022 Core PCE report, investors scaled back their outlook as the data matched the overall consensus.
As mortgage rates reached their highest rates in over twenty years, September existing home sales fell for the eighth straight month.
In the release of the most anticipated weekly economic data, August 2022 CPI showed an 8.2% annual inflation jump.