The MBA is taking its concerns about rising costs associated with obtaining credit scores to the FHFA, CFPB and FTC. A CFPB official said the regulator is willing to consider looking into the issue.
Five Democrats in the Senate wrote to the Fed this week pushing for a reduction in interest rates. The senators made their case by citing high costs for mortgages and a limited supply of homes for sale.
A close reading of the Federal Open Market Committee’s statement Wednesday suggests that the Fed’s next move will likely be a cut, according to the MBA.