Rocket Companies, Inc. (NYSE:RKT) is featured in Mad Money’s latest recap as Jim Cramer shared his buy, sell, or hold verdict. Inquiring about the stock, a caller noted that the company posted “good earnings” last quarter, yet the stock is down. Cramer replied: This is totally a vote, you can look at the chart, a vote on whether there’s going to be a rate cut. People say that, only today was the first time I heard that there might be a rate cut. Again, remember, they kind of got dashed by the war. I would ...

🚨 THE FED RATE HIKE ODDS JUST SURPASSED RATE CUT ODDS FOR THE FIRST TIME:"A MONTH AGO NO ONE WOULD HAVE BELIEVED THIS"The Atlanta Fed's Market Probability Tracker now shows the odds of a rate hike exceeding the odds of a rate cut within the next 3 months. Cut probability collapsed from 60% in early February to just 16%. Hike probability has risen to 15% from single digits.The Fed held rates at 3.5% to 3.75% on Wednesday, signaled only one cut this year, and revised core inflation projections upward to 2.7%, ...

The housing market is reminiscent of the “Big Short” set upRate Cut anticipation was a big factor for many people anticipating being able to buy a home…There aren’t many of those sub prime D- grade mortgages…But the reality is…Sellers outweigh buyers by an extremely large number.If rate cuts don’t happen, and instead we have a hike…You’re looking at mortgage rates over 8% here sooner than later.The inability to afford to own a home, even with prices declining, continues to grow.Easy (@EasyEatsBodega):Actual ...

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No change. The Federal Reserve holding rates steady in the range of three and a half to three and 3/4% while officials still see one rate cut this year. Now, seven officials see no cuts this year. Seven see one cut, two see two cuts, two see three cuts, and one sees four cuts. That's moderately more hawkish than what we saw back in December when four saw one cut, four saw two cuts, two saw two cuts, and two saw three cuts.Now, acknowledging the uncertainty in Iran, officials said in their statement, quote, ...

Stocks inch higher, oil slips back toward $100, and traders dial down big rate-cut bets as markets await Fed: Here is your Evening Briefing. https://t.co/RApDXa0Rm8 ...

30% chance we have no rate cut, this entire year...When the year started, the market was pricing in 3 cuts.This is NOT IDEAL. https://t.co/HZrfe3i1hM ...

War in the Middle East has all but ruled out a rate cut this week. But if it’s good cheer you are looking for, the London stock market’s gleaming HALO stocks offer some grounds for cautious optimism. https://t.co/Mi5ckn2zJe ...

RATE CUT CHANCES DROP BELOW 1% https://t.co/KZdpjygtvl ...

Group 1 - The U.S. Dollar is currently supported by safe-haven demand, higher Treasury yields, and delayed Fed rate cuts, driven by soaring oil prices and tensions in the Middle East [1][2] - Rising oil prices are raising concerns about higher inflation and slower economic growth globally, creating a "toxic mix" that increases demand for the dollar as investors seek stability [3] - Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route for global oil supply, could lead to reduced energy supplies and higher prices, further driving inflation and making the dollar more attractive [4] Group 2 - The timeline for the first Fed rate cut has been pushed to September 2026, with expectations for cuts in March, June, and July diminishing [5] - Short-covering by traders, who initially had a bearish outlook for the dollar, is contributing to its strength as they adjust their positions in light of delayed rate cuts [6]