FHFA Director Pulte says credit score and bureau pricing must be more affordable

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Pulte's remarks on the need for more affordable credit scoring and bureau pricing signal potential regulatory changes that could impact lending practices. If the FHFA moves toward more accessible pricing, it may encourage borrowing and support consumer spending, which could have broader implications for economic growth and financial stability. This could weigh on equities in this sector, particularly affecting companies like Equifax and Fair Isaac.

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