Can Donald Trump’s mortgage bond push lower home loan rates? New Fannie–Freddie limits reignite risk debate
Can Donald Trump’s mortgage bond push lower home loan rates? New Fannie–Freddie limits reignite risk debate
The Trump administration, through the FHFA, has significantly raised portfolio caps for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, allowing them to buy substantially more mortgage bonds. This move aims to lower home loan rates but has reignited concerns about financial risk and policy overreach, reversing post-crisis reforms.
The Trump administration, through the FHFA, has significantly raised portfolio caps for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, allowing them to buy substantially more mortgage bonds. This move aims to lower home loan rates but has reignited concerns about financial risk and policy overreach, reversing post-crisis reforms.
The Trump administration, through the FHFA, has significantly raised portfolio caps for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, allowing them to buy substantially more mortgage bonds. This move aims to lower home loan rates but has reignited concerns about financial risk and policy overreach, reversing post-crisis reforms. 
