As Trump wields tariffs against U.S. trade partners, some fear an inflation rebound, slower growth and higher unemployment.

Fixed income markets expect the Federal Open Market Committee to hold interest rates steady on May 7. The meeting could tee up a June cut, which markets view as likely.

For now, that means borrowing costs will stay elevated – and so will yields on short-term fixed-income securities, particularly those held by money market funds. Money market fu ...

After recently bobbing up to a six-week high, refi rates are now holding at their cheapest level since mid-March. Rate ...

Rates for new 30-year loans edged lower for a second day, joining almost every other loan type in a decline Monday. The ...