The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s June Survey of Consumer Expectations found that respondents were more optimistic regarding their financial situation and the labor market. Expectations on ...
Read More »New York Fed Takes the Pulse of American Households
How do American households feel about where the economy and the housing market are headed? Click through to see the results of the New York Fed's recent survey.
Read More »Addressing Home Price Expectations
A new survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York sheds light on how consumers expect home prices and other macro indicators to evolve over the next six months.
Read More »A Reprieve for Homebuyers With Student Loans
Here’s how a new legislation in Ohio is helping homebuyers with student loans achieve their dream of homeownership. Will other states follow?
Read More »Consumers Optimistic for the Year Ahead
Here's why consumers are optimistic about many aspects of their financial situation over the next 12 months.
Read More »Consumers Increasingly Uncertain Over Home Prices
Even as access to credit gets easier, homebuyers and owners remain uncertain over the trend of growing home prices, according to a report by the New York Fed. What other indicators have consumers worried?
Read More »Mortgage Credit vs. Access to Equity
A research by the New York Fed found that tight credit is making it increasingly difficult for homeowners to access their equity. What are its implications?
Read More »John C. Williams Named President of New York Fed
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced that John C. Williams has been named President and CEO. His appointment by the eligible members of the New York Fed’s ...
Read More »Mortgage Balances Lead Overall Household Debt
Mortgages, the largest component of household debt, increased in the first quarter due to the year-over-year uptick in originations.
Read More »Fed’s Dudley Expects Housing to Stay on Course
Despite signs of softness in several sectors of the economy reported recently, the housing market should remain on a “solid trajectory” for the rest of 2016, according to New York Fed President and CEO William C. Dudley.
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