The ongoing 100-day conflict with Iran is exerting upward pressure on energy prices and threatening to push U.S. mortgage rates toward the upper end of the forecasted 6.75 percent range. For tech professionals in the fintech and real estate sectors, this volatility complicates predictive modeling for housing market liquidity and borrowing costs through the 2026 midterm elections. Persistent geopolitical instability may force a recalibration of automated risk assessment tools as traditional labor and inflation data benchmarks are increasingly overshadowed by energy-driven market shifts.
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Ali NematiWritten by Ali
