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Fed Chairman Powell tells Congress he would ignore Trump if fired
Jul 10, 2019Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told Congress on Wednesday that he wouldn’t leave his post as the nation’s top central banker even if President Donald Trump fired him. Any whiff of instability at the top of the nation’s banking system could cause rates to rise as mortgage-bond investors seek additional compensation for perceived risk.
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Democrats move to prevent foreclosures, evictions on unpaid federal workers
Jan 11, 2019 -
Democrats officially take over House of Representatives
Jan 03, 2019 -
The future of mortgage finance? 6 key takeaways from the midterm elections
Nov 09, 2018 -
Apartment List: Housing legislation can’t make it through Congress
Sep 21, 2018 -
Multifamily industry takes Capitol Hill for regulatory reform
Sep 10, 2018 -
Jerry Giovaniello, NAR’s chief lobbyist, announces retirement
May 16, 2018 -
Urban Institute: HUDÕ failure to invest in tech is costing taxpayers money
May 03, 2018 -
Mulvaney asks Congress to dramatically reduce CFPBÕ independence
Apr 02, 2018 -
113 congressional Republicans declare support for Mick Mulvaney as CFPB director
Mar 05, 2018 -
Mortgage Choice Act approved by House of Representatives
Feb 08, 2018 -
Realtors urge Congress to support Mortgage Choice Act
Feb 05, 2018
