Crisis Deferred: Debt, Data, and the Danger of Waiting on Rates - Bill's Bullet Commentary by Bill Corbet

Lykken on Lending
24/05/2025 13 min

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This segment explores how rising interest costs, unreliable economic data, and congressional inaction are driving fiscal instability, while mortgage professionals are urged to lead in the present instead of betting on future rate drops.

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