are still in credibly low. what impact will this have? we are already seeing impact will this have? we are already seeing the impact will this have? we are already seeing the results - impact will this have? we are already seeing the results of| already seeing the results of their rate hikes and the expectation of it will get you to do so so as i mentioned, the market expects it to get to closer to a% by the end of next year and early next year be at a% according to market expectations of the taking rates. there are softening in the mug mortgage market, mortgages are going up, and you so early in the news that the market in the us, there is a lot of things, gdp is slowing down so we are starting to see the bite and i d be surprised if we can make it through to a% or 3.75% by the end of the year. things will slow down enough and maybe the fed will get a break if supplied on issues work themselves out. the expected path of the race is what matters, not where we are
with a 10% down payment, that house in january when the average mortgage rate was 3.75% would mean a monthly mortgage of about $1,771. with an average interest rate of 5.3%, according to forbes, that payment was now going up to $2,124. it hurts for people. so what do you say to someone who has been saving to put a down payment on a house and are interest rate hikes the only prescription for cooling inflation? the housing supply challenge we have in the country goes back to the great recession and the financial downturn. and the president has been focused on trying to increase housing supply. some of this will need to be in concert with congress. some of it he s taking administrative actions to get moren units on the market. his proposal in the budget would put a million more units over the next five years and close
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looking at these yearly figures, but we also had the worst 2020, as well. we should not forget that, as well. but, yes, these figures are encouraging. if you are in the hospitality and retail sectors you may be thinking, where is this growth? we were hit quite hard by the omicron variant, especially those two sectors, and the economy looks like it is recovering. last week the bank of england downgraded its forecast for 2022 growth, saying the economy would grow by 3.75%. so there are headwinds ahead. we have there are headwinds ahead. we have the energy bills and the price cap coming on in april. a lot of people will feel the pinch, as you say. we can talk more about this withjosie dent, managing at economic business research. thank you forjoining us. the figures are better than expected yearly. worse than expected quarterly but better than expected monthly. it would be an economist?!