First-mortgages fall from first quarter, and gains from loan sales shrink.

June-to-July gains were far above average, but below records of previous two months.

Credit unions with $1 billion to $4 billion in assets see earnings fall significantly from the first to the second quarter.

MBA reports the fourth week in a row of falling applications, while BEA reports new car sales were flat in August.

CUNA economist says the plan's impact will be muted because it follows the COVID-19 payment moratorium.

Economists say a slowing of gains and rise in the unemployment rate are unlikely to deter the Fed from raising rates.

Experian finds credit unions' share of auto loan originations in the second quarter sets a record going back at least to 2007.

ROA benefits from higher net interest margins, but suffers from lower mortgage sales.