Mortgage rates, which many feared would rise sharply when the Federal Reserve stops propping up the market at the end of March, may actually not budge much at all, analysts say. But the longer-term impact of the Fed’s pullback from the mortage market is less certain, they add.
Mortgage Rates May Not Rise Much When Fed Support Ends
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