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Will 2015 Interest Rates Remain This Low?

Posted on March 12, 2015 by Popular Economics Weekly

The Mortgage Corner Record low interest rates are holding, in spite of the latest stock market selloffs, and may remain low throughout 2015. Why? Oil prices are still below $50/barrel, and overall prices are falling throughout the developed world. The … Continue reading →

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Will 2015 Interest Rates Remain This Low?

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