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What could the Fed's rate cut mean for getting a home loan?

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New ReviewRates just lowered, but potential home buyers are facing several other obstacles that could keep the American dream of owning a home out of reach. (Scripps News)
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Federal Reserve poised to lower interest rates amid slowing job growth

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New ReviewThe Federal Reserve’s policy committee began a two-day meeting Tuesday, with a rate cut likely as inflation stays above target and U.S. job growth slows. (Scripps News)
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Lisa Cook remains on Fed Board for this week's meeting as legal battle continues

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New ReviewThe Federal Open Market Committee of the Federal Reserve began two days of meetings Tuesday, with the group expected to approve lowering interest rates as economic pressures on the panel mount. (Scripps News)
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Conservatives ‘energized’ with Poilievre back in the House: Scheer

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New ReviewAs MPs return to the House of Commons after their summer break, government House leader Steven MacKinnon says the Liberals are looking for ‘co-operation’ from other parties. Power & Politics host David Cochrane asks Conservative House...
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Home Prices Continue to Rise Despite Declining Sales

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New ReviewU.S. home sales slowed to their weakest pace in nearly 14 years, with rising mortgage rates and affordability concerns affecting market activity.
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First jobs report since Trump fired agency head shows hiring slowdown

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New ReviewU.S. hiring slowed sharply in August with just 22,000 jobs added, the first BLS report since Trump fired its chief, as tariffs and federal layoffs weighed. (Scripps News)
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USA: Lisa Cook challenges Trump's attempt, citing lack of cause

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New ReviewFederal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against President Trump, asserting he violated federal law by attempting to fire her without due process.
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Legal Battle Over FED Governor's Removal | WION

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New ReviewA high-stakes legal battle is brewing in Washington, one that could reshape the independence of the US Federal reserve. Fed governor Lisa Cook has taken president Donald Trump to court, challenging his attempt to remove her from the...
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Can U.S. Sustain Debt Surge to 250% of GDP?

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New ReviewA study presented at the federal reserve's jackson hole conference suggested that the U.S. Could sustain a debt surge to 250 percent of GDP without causing interest rates to rise. However, the white paper added that’s possible only if...
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What type of impact are student loan changes having on borrowers

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New ReviewThere has been a surge of delinquent student loan accounts since President Donald Trump took office and changed many of the policies and repayment plans — with borrowers over the age of 50 accounting for the majority of those delinquencies.
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How tariffs are clouding the costs of home construction

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New ReviewHomebuilders and homebuyers are trying to nail down the cost of construction — but tariffs are making that more challenging. (Scripps News)
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Reeves leaves door open to gambling tax rise in autumn budget

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New ReviewRachel Reeves left the door open to a rise in gambling taxes after Gordon Brown urged her to raise levies to cover the cost of lifting the two-child benefit cap. The Chancellor said she was “deeply concerned” about child poverty as she...
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Federal Reserve keeps interest rates steady despite Trump’s calls for cuts

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The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady despite President Trump's calls for cuts, citing inflation concerns linked to impending tariffs. (Scripps News)
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Federal Reserve expected to keep interest rates steady amid Trump’s calls for cuts

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The Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady despite President Trump's calls for cuts, citing inflation concerns linked to impending tariffs.
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Fed chair Jerome Powell calls out Donald Trump | About That

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Andrew Chang explains what's behind a tense exchange between U.S. President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell. Images provided by Getty Images, The Canadian Press and Reuters.
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Trump visits Federal Reserve with Jerome Powell

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President Donald Trump visited the Federal Reserve on Thursday, a trip that was closely watched amid ongoing tensions between the White House and Fed leadership. (Scripps News)
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Trump to visit Federal Reserve amid criticism of Powell, renovation costs

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There is legal debate over whether the president has the authority to remove the Fed chair solely over disagreements on monetary policy. (Scripps News)
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Americans feeling slightly better about economy, new survey shows

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Consumer sentiment about the U.S. economy is showing modest improvement, according to new preliminary data released Friday from the University of Michigan.
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Need2Know: Big Tech Hearing, Potential Teachers Strike & Marlins Shutdown

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These are the headlines you Need2Know for Wednesday, July 29, 2020.
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RE/MAX CEO on Earnings and New Real Estate Tech Platform

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CEO Adam Contos of RE/MAX discusses earnings, the state of home-ownership, and the real estate company's digital customer relationship management platform called booj.
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Economy Could Falter if Fed Turns Hawkish on Trade War Inflation, Analyst Says

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The Federal Reserve could turn more aggressive again on interest rates should inflation become an issue after the Trump Administration announced tariff hikes from 10 percent to 25 percent on $200 billion in Chinese goods on Friday...
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Facebook's privacy problem, interest rate stays put, Boeing's uncertain future | Business Panel

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Our weekend business panel discusses plans from Canada's federal privacy watchdog to take Facebook to court over privacy concerns, the Bank of Canada's decision to keep the key interest rate steady and Boeing's move to cancel its 2019...
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Job losses in Windsor, canola dispute with China and the future of Canada's economy | Business Panel

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Our weekend business panel discusses the slashing of 1,500 jobs at a Fiat Chrysler plant in Windsor, Ont., Canada's canola dispute with China and what the bond market could signal for the future of the Canadian economy.
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Markets Hold Steady After Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged

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Markets mostly held steady Wednesday following the Federal Reserve's decision to leave interest rates unchanged at the close of its quarterly, two-day meeting. The Fed also indicated it anticipates the unwinding of its balance sheet will...