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Tom Ellsworth explains that banks are maintaining high mortgage rates despite Fed rate cuts because low demand reduces the need to compete on pricing and they are prioritizing profit margins.
“the demand for mortgages is low so there is no need for the bank s to compete with each other by lowering rates and the banks are trying to make more of a profit”
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