FNMA / Home prices and mortgages will stay high this year, but housing activity is set to cool further amid mild recession, Fannie Mae says

Douglas Duncan, Fannie Mae chief economist, and Don Peebles, chair and CEO of the Peebles Corporation, join 'The Exchange' to discuss home supply chal more_horizontal

It's not every day that a famous, government-sponsored company warns of a U.S. home sales slowdown. Yet, that's exactly what happened recently. more_horizontal

The downturn in the US housing market isn't ending anytime soon, Fannie Mae warned. That's because mortgage rates are set to stay elevated if the US a more_horizontal

Both the stock and bond markets fell sharply in 2022 -- an unusual occurrence. Bonds offer stable, regular income and usually move inversely to stocks more_horizontal

Fannie Mae recently revised its housing call for 2023 and 2024. Yahoo Finance Reporter Dani Romero joins the Live show to discuss the latest report, w more_horizontal

US home prices should drop much less than previously than expected, Fannie Mae said in a revised outlook.  The government-sponsored company now sees more_horizontal

Any new products or activities piloted by the GSEs should go through a rigorous product approval rule process that would include public comment and st more_horizontal

A housing slowdown is a major indicator of a coming recession, Fannie Mae's chief economist said. Existing home sales are on track to post further dec more_horizontal