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Fannie Mae Priced $509.1 Million Multifamily DUS REMIC (FNA 2024-M4) Under Its GeMS Program
Fannie Mae Prices $628 Million Connecticut Avenue Securities (CAS) REMIC Deal
Fannie Mae Announces Sale of Non-Performing Loans
Households May Finally Be Adjusting to Higher Mortgage Rates
Fannie Mae Executes Two Credit Insurance Risk Transfer Transactions on $22.0 Billion of Single-Family Loans
Fannie Mae Receives 2024 ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year Award for Sustained Excellence
Higher Mortgage Rate Forecast Leads to Decline in 2024 Home Sales Expectations
Fannie Mae Provides Day 1 Certainty; New Enhancement Further Streamlines Mortgage Origination Process for Lenders and Homebuyers
Housing Activity Expected to Pick Up in 2024 as Rates Move Lower
Fannie Mae Announces Scheduled Release of Fourth Quarter and Full-Year 2023 Financial Results
Fannie Mae Multifamily Closes 2023 With More Than $52 Billion in Volume
Mortgage Rates Expected to Dip Below 6 Percent in 2024, Boosting Home Sales
Home Price Growth Falls Further in Fourth Quarter
Fannie Mae Announces Sale of Reperforming Loans
Consumer Optimism About Mortgage Rates Jumps Significantly
There is a shortage of labor in the UK, and Amazon is offering a bonus of up to £3,000 to recruit people
Labor shortages are forcing British companies to raise wages to attract and retain employees. Now Amazon's British subsidiary has joined the ranks, recruiting workers for the upcoming shopping season, promising bonuses for just signing up, up to £3,000. The e-commerce giant is currently posting a number of job advertisements with high bonuses all over the UK. One of the positions was as a temporary warehouse worker in Exeter (Exeter), England, with an entry bonus of £3,000, while the signing bonus for one of the company's jobs in London was £2,000. There are also many other warehouse positions that offer 1500
High oil prices have caused unease, and US inflation may soar to 5%.
The original title: high oil prices cause unease, US inflation may soar to 5%! With oil prices rising this week and fears of a winter energy crisis, the prospect of slowing economic growth and currency is reminiscent of a difficult period of stagflation nearly 50 years ago. Concerns about stagflation have persisted since soaring inflation, including crude oil prices, became a topic of recovery during the epidemic, especially after the once-hot economic recovery slowed down. The prospect of the winter energy crisis pushed oil prices higher and higher now, with Hurricane Ida affecting energy supplies and cold
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