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Interest Rates rising in today market

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How high could interest rates go and how long could it take for them to come back down? Is there a good indicator that they will keep shooting up?

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How high could interest rates go and how long could it take for them to come back down? Is there a good indicator that they will keep shooting up?


 This is a great source for tracking interest rates / market moves

https://www.mortgagenewsdaily....

Best things to monitor is economic data related to the economy strength (particularly jobs reports) and especially inflation (CPI prints), which will guide the Fed's decisions moving forward

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