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| Housing Confidence Hinges on Promise of Trump Growth Policies |
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More homebuyers and sellers are confident about the trajectory of the economy heading into the new year, based on the promise of growth from the Trump Administration's much-speculated-about policies. A recent outlook released by Fannie Mae, however, dials that confidence down, arguing rising mortgage rates, among other factors, will suppress housing activity. According to Fannie Mae's December 2016 Economic and Housing Outlook, higher interest rates in the long-term will result in higher mortgage rates, while household equity continues to expand. Fannie Mae projects the economy overall to advance 1.8 percent in 2017, which would be the third consecutive year of modest growth. ...
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