Trump’s directive for Fannie and Freddie to buy $200B in mortgage bonds, alongside a still-easing rate backdrop, signals an explicit attempt to compress mortgage spreads and support housing. This framework maps the plumbing, the limits, and what would have to break for home prices to stop grinding higher.
Housing Is the Target: The 2026 Mortgage-Rate Compression Play
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