Americans squeezed by unnervingly high borrowing costs might be closer to the end of the Federal Reserve's latest tightening push, but that doesn't necessarily mean mortgage or other long-term rates will quickly fall.
Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius now expects just one more…
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(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Although the US Federal Reserve may skip raising interest rates this month, the real cost of borrowing for individuals and businesses is not expected to cool down anytime soon.