Mortgage Rates Fall As Inflation Eases And Fed Signals Smaller Hikes Ahead

by Kathleen Howley, Senior Contributor

Mortgage rates fell to a two-month low this week as bond investors bet inflation will continue easing and the Federal Reserve signaled it will slow its pace of rate hikes.

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