The economic headlines are full of recession indicators, from tariffs and a potential trade war to wild stock market swings.

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Fear of a global recession prompted by Trump's tariffs have led to big swings in the bond market and mortgage rates.

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Laurence Kotlikoff, professor of economics at Boston University, believes that the uncertainty in the market—and subsequently the risk of recession—will continue to hike up mortgage rates.