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Mortgage rates rose slightly again today, despite moderate improvement in underlying bond markets. Typically, bond market improvement corresponds to lower rates. Today was an exception because of the timing of recent volatility. Friday afternoon saw a sharp deterioration in bond markets (implies rates moving higher), but for many lenders, it was too late in the day to reissue rate sheets. Those lenders had to wait until this morning to adjust rates higher to account for the bond market movement. In simpler terms, today's higher rates are merely a delayed reaction to Friday's bond market weakness. All that having been said, mortgage rate movement continues to take place inside an exceptionally narrow range . For the past 3 weeks, most borrowers would be quoted the exact same NOTE rate from most
Mortgage Rate Watch
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Mortgage rates rose slightly again today, despite moderate improvement in underlying bond markets. Typically, bond market improvement corresponds to lower rates. Today was an exception because of the timing of recent volatility. Friday afternoon saw ... (read more)
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Rob Chrisman
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In response to a note I had Friday about Domino’s Pizza being required to post all 34 million calorie combinations of its pizzas, ThomsonReuters’ Michael Ehrlich sent along Domino's Nutrition Guide . And you think your pricing matrix is i... (read more)
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MBS Commentary
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The 2nd week of April begins with bonds threatening to embark on another bounce inside the post-election trading range (10yr yields from 2.30-2.64, approximately). We're at the early stages of the potential bounce at the moment, but the curre... (read more)
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Mortgage Rate Watch
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Mortgage rates rose modestly today, compared to yesterday's latest levels. Compared to the morning's rate sheets however, the rise was sharper, but even then, we're talking about fairly small movement in the bigger picture. 4.125% is still easily the... (read more)
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Housing News
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Servicers might have a loyalty problem. Or, more likely, a marketing one. In its April Mortgage Monitor , much of which we covered earlier this week, Black Knight Financial Services took an in-depth look at servicer retention . This is the rate at wh... (read more)
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Housing News
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After a couple of high flying months and after setting several survey records in February, Fannie Mae's Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI) ran out of steam in March. The index decreased 3.8 percentage points to 84.5, and five of the six components ... (read more)
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