Americans Exit Mortgage Market as Lenders Tighten Credit Nationwide
Despite decreasing interest rates, U.S. borrowers are retreating from the mortgage market due to stricter lending conditions enforced by banks and financial institutions.
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Terms & Concepts
Mortgage Market: A financial sector where individuals and institutions buy and sell home loans and related debt instruments.
Credit Tightening: A process where lenders impose stricter conditions on borrowing, often reducing approval rates and increasing qualification requirements.