
Mortgage Interest Rates Updated for Mid-March 2026
Current mortgage interest rates for March 12-13, 2026 available for prospective homebuyers and refinancing borrowers.

Current mortgage interest rates for March 12-13, 2026 available for prospective homebuyers and refinancing borrowers.
Individual investors are pulling significant capital from private credit investments amid changing market conditions.

Honda flags its first annual loss since 2009, driven by a massive $15.7 billion charge related to its electric vehicle operations and strategy changes.

Chinese manufacturing production and retail consumption surpassed forecasts while property sector decline showed signs of moderating.

Coal prices reached their highest level in over a year following escalation of Middle East conflict, while China reported strong export growth before hostilities began.

Investment groups seek to remove two Starbucks board members at annual meeting, citing stalled labor talks with unionizing workers.

Asia-Pacific markets showed mixed trading while oil prices approached $100 amid U.S.-Iran tensions, as regional allies signed $57 billion in deals with American companies.
The DOJ is probing whether Iran used cryptocurrency exchange Binance to circumvent sanctions by funding networks that support terrorist groups.

The Federal Reserve is preparing to ease capital requirements for major US banks, according to reports.

Dick's Sporting Goods issued earnings projections for 2026 while managing its ongoing Foot Locker merger integration process.

European stock markets showed mixed performance at opening as ongoing military conflicts contributed to trader uncertainty.

Turkey's state-owned Halkbank has reached a settlement with US authorities to resolve criminal charges related to violations of Iran sanctions.

The UK's official inflation measurement basket has been updated to include items like alcohol-free beer, houmous, and dog grooming services.

Customers of Lloyds, Bank of Scotland and Halifax reported seeing other users' payments and charges through the banks' mobile applications.
Danish toy company Lego achieved 16% consumer sales growth in 2025, significantly exceeding the 7% growth rate of the overall global toy market.
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