Windermere Real Estate Chief Economist, Matthew Gardner, was interviewed by real estate industry news leader, 曼 新闻, on what impact recent White House turmoil could have on the U.S. housing market. 他是这样说的：

Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner says that housing will be isolated from yesterday’s events, at least for now. “Financial markets hate one thing more than anything else, and that is uncertainty,” Gardner told 曼. “Yesterday’s sell-off was a clear response to the appointment of a special counsel and markets were clearly on edge.

“As far as housing goes, the downside will likely be muted, at least for the time being. Yesterday’s news headlines cast further doubt on the new administration’s ability to rapidly enact the legislation that prompted investors to make big bets on higher stocks and interest rates.

“Unsurprisingly, investors pushed stocks and interest rates lower following the news. 这导致抵押贷款利率大幅下降，成为股市普遍抛售的一部分。 At least for the time being, I do not see any long-term housing related issues following the political turmoil that currently embroils Washington.”

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