
The Long Shadow: How the Iran War Could Keep American Mortgage Rates Elevated for Years
An analysis of how the 2026 Middle East conflict may reshape the Federal Reserve's rate path and what that means for homebuyers across the country.
Mortgage rates were finally falling. Then the Strait of Hormuz closed. Here is how a war in the Persian Gulf is reshaping the Federal Reserve's rate path and what it means for homebuyers in cities across the country.
