Dani Romero

For homebuilders, the start of the spring selling season is proving to be bumpy amid high mortgage rates and tariff uncertainty.

Homebuilder stocks were struggling on Thursday alongside the broader market.

Small business owners were feeling significant uncertainty in March even before Trump's biggest tariff plans were announced.

Big banks are urging the Trump administration to simplify regulations on loan origination, servicing, and securitization. They hope these reforms could lower mortgage costs and boost lending activity.

The spring housing season is off to a shaky start as tariff concerns rattle builder sentiment.

Homebuilder PulteGroup (PHM) warned on its post-earnings conference call that rising tariff costs will put pressure on home prices, affecting every price point in their markets.

Housing activity for new residential construction climbed in March, spurred by a greater supply of houses during a crucial spring period.

The resale housing market stalled in March during a critical selling season as high mortgage rates sidelined buyers, deepening affordability challenges.

While much of corporate America pulls or cuts guidance this earnings season, Royal Caribbean Cruises surprised investors by raising its profit forecast.

Kohl’s board of directors has ousted CEO Ashley Buchanan for cause, citing violations of company policies related to undisclosed conflicts of interest in vendor relationships.