Mortgage rates moved lower today at their fastest pace in 3 months with the average top-tier 30yr fixed scenario ultimately falling 0.09%. There were thrills and chills along the way as well. The day ...
My friend is an EMT, and she's amazing on trivia night. She's usually the first responder.” The United States is full of ...
Bonds were initially moderately weaker this morning morning in a move that followed oil prices and hawkish Fed comments.
It was an exciting day for mortgage rates, and while we technically ended up slightly higher, it could have been much worse. In fact, it WAS much worse earlier in the day, but only for about 30 ...
Full Recovery! The patient looked critical this morning with 10yr yields pushing up to new long-term highs just over 5.36%, ...
The good news is that today's average top-tier 30yr fixed rate ended only 0.01% higher than last week's high (7.61 vs 7.60). If you are only interested in good news, have a great rest of your Monday ...
Mortgage rates actually fell today--something they've done only 7 times since August 25th. While the outright levels remain near the highest since 2003, they're near the lowest in just over a week ...
If there's been a safe bet to make on isolated rally days over the past 2 months, it's that they'll be soon followed by a ...
Today brings us the MBA of the Carolinas conference, where demographics, technology, and “building a team” are on the agenda.
What Will it Take For Bonds to Recover? Another day, another sell-off without any satisfying explanations. To be fair, you ...
If rate movement were a car, it's been driving pretty recklessly recently, and definitely not keeping good pace with other motorists. But every now and then, we see a break in the craziness. The ...
Bonds bucked their prevailing trend and managed to move slightly lower in yield today. Unlike yesterday's session which had no clear correlation with underlying events, today's move traced a drop in ...
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