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Mortgage rates are notoriously volatile, reflecting the complex interplay of economic data, investor sentiment, and Federal Reserve policies. According to real estate expert Matt LaRose, rates currently resemble a "roller coaster," fluctuating up and down as market conditions evolve. The recent sudden dip is driven by investor anticipation of the Fed's decision, with the market already adjusting its expectations ahead of the actual rate cut. LaRose explains that by the time the Fed announces a rate cut, the market has likely already priced in the benefits, resulting in a quick adjustment of mortgage rates.
"Rates are a roller coaster right now," LaRose notes, emphasizing the rapid shifts driven by economic signals and market psychology.