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Mortgage rates moved higher on average today, although a few lenders were better characterized as "unchanged." In either case, if you're shopping for a loan, you probably won't see a different rate at the top of today's quote when compared to yesterday. Change would only be measured in the form of slightly higher upfront costs (or lower lender credit, depending on the scenario). In terms of the underlying financial markets that drive rates, the first two days of this week have been fairly calm and uneventful. The globally interconnected nature of financial markets deserves part of the blame for that as holidays have kept traders at home in Asia yesterday and Europe today. The level of activity and potential volatility should increase tomorrow. Not only will overseas markets be back in action
Mortgage Rate Watch
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Mortgage rates moved higher on average today, although a few lenders were better characterized as "unchanged." In either case, if you're shopping for a loan, you probably won't see a different rate at the top of today's quote when compared to yesterd... (read more)
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Housing News
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told Fox Business News on Monday, that changing the current status of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae is something that he is "very focused on." In an interview with commentator Maria Bartiromo, the Secretary said he doub... (read more)
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Housing News
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The construction spending report for March was a bit of a jolt , especially given the reason for the unexpected decline . Some significant softness in private residential spending drove the Census Bureau's estimated overall spending for the month dow... (read more)
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Rob Chrisman
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May Day – how are we 1/3 of the way through 2018 already?! Folks are gearing up for this month’s MBA National Secondary conference in Manhattan. (Jungle drums say the MBA is down to 4 candidates for the president’s job, by the way.)... (read more)
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MBS Commentary
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2.95% was the closing high for 10yr yields back in late February. While we saw 10s move as low as 2.935 yesterday, that seemed to be a product of month-end bond buying. The month-end momentum tends to run its course by the 3pm CME close, ... (read more)
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MBS Commentary
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April was a bummer of a month for the bond market. Actually, it was decent through the 11th, but it got ugly quickly after that--especially during the past 2 weeks. Contrast that to March, which was decidedly, albeit mildly positive. ... (read more)
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