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The short: we actually see rates hang tight & post-shut down, we may see a small dip in rates. 1. Many key economic reports (jobs, inflation, etc.) come from federal agencies. When they pause or get delayed, markets lose visibility. That uncertainty can push investors toward “safe” assets like U.S. Treasurys, pressuring yields lower, which tends to help mortgage rates. 2. When investors get nervous about political risk, they often buy government bonds. That increases bond prices and lowers yields. Lower yields = more favorable mortgage rate pressure (all other things being normal). 3. NOTE: Some of the operational elements of actually purchasing can slow WAY down right now. Agencies like FHA, VA, HUD may operate under constraints or furlough staff. Verification steps tied to federal services (IRS tax transcripts, Social Security verification) may see backlogs. Flood insurance (via NFIP) could be disrupted, which is required in certain zones for mortgage closings. 4. If people expect instability, they may postpone big decisions (buying, refinancing). That reduces demand pressure — and that softens upward rate pressure. 5. If the shutdown drags on, it could hurt GDP growth, slow spending, increase recession risk — all of which could push rates downward over time. 6. Past shutdowns show that rates may dip (sometimes 0.125% to 0.25%) but reversals or volatility often come once normalcy returns. Typically, the only people really grabbing these “small dips” are going to be people that I’m actively working with RIGHT NOW to get their pre-approvals ready so they can house-hunt & put in an offer within the next 30 days! We haven’t seen MUCH movement at all on mortgage rates - even with the gov’t shut down. Chances are - when we re-open, we will see a small rebound rate reduction for a few weeks - and then this will go back to normal. HOWEVER, the real question, - is to figure out what the upcoming reports are going to say that are currently being delayed bc of the federal agencies who are not in office at the moment. Only time will tell. But ya girl, thinks we have some continued downward rate trends on the horizon 👀 #firsttimehomebuyer #mortgagetips #interestrates #realestate #homebuyer

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