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Mortgage rates rise as Powell stays bullish on economy
U.S. long term mortgage rates climbed this week with the 30 year fixed at 3.75 percent and the 15 year at 3.2 percent. Fed Chair Jerome Powell told Congress the economy should continue growing with no elevated recession risk, keeping rates steady unless the outlook shifts materially. Mortgage applications rose 9.6 percent for the week ended Nov 8, fueling a homebuying surge. WeWork posted 1.25 billion dollars in Q3 losses while revenue jumped 94 percent to 934 million as it expanded to 625 locations. Daimler plans 1.4 billion euro in cost cuts over three years amid EM issues and US-China trade tensions affecting car exports.
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