What the Rate Cut Means for Real Estate Investors

The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rates by a quarter point yesterday, the first time since the 2008 financial crisis. This marks a dramatic shift in monetary policy. But President Trump argued that it wasn’t enough to support his administration's trade wars and currency battles.

Just after the Federal Reserve changed course from tightening the money supply, to lowering rates in an effort to encourage more spending, the President offered more criticism to Fed Chair Jerome Powell.