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Feb 2, 2026 12:34 PM
— Mortgage Rates
Mortgage Rates Only Modestly Higher Despite Bond Market Weakness
A strong economic report on the manufacturing sector caused weakness in the bond market, leading to higher mortgage rates. However, mortgage rates only increased marginally, performing better than expected due to timing issues with lenders adjusting rates after bond market losses.
Feb 2, 2026 7:35 AM
— Bond Markets
Big Beat in ISM Manufacturing. Bonds Aren't Thrilled
The article discusses how recent manufacturing data, including a surge in the Chicago PMI and ISM Manufacturing data, has impacted the bond market in a negative way, causing bonds to respond unfavorably.
Jan 31, 2026 6:30 AM
— Housing Market
November Was Best Month of Home Price Appreciation in More Than a Year
Both the FHFA and the S&P/Cotality Case-Shiller home price indices released November data showing that home price appreciation continues to outperform previous levels. FHFA's House Price Index indicated a 0.6% month-over-month increase in November and a 1.9% year-over-year increase, reaching the highest levels in over a year. The Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index saw a 1.4% year-over-yea... more
Jan 30, 2026 1:30 PM
— Mortgage Rates
Mortgage Rates Sidestep Into The Weekend
This week, mortgage rates remained stable with no significant changes. Rates are dependent on bonds, which have been consolidating after a period of volatility. The market is waiting for upcoming economic data to provide further direction.
Jan 30, 2026 7:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Why Don't Bonds Care About The Massive Miss in PPI?
The article discusses how the Producer Price Index (PPI) is similar to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) but is more volatile. Despite a higher-than-expected Core PPI reading, the bond market did not experience a significant sell-off as anticipated. PPI is more useful for the bond market in relation to consumer inflation.
Jan 29, 2026 12:30 PM
— Mortgage Rates
Mortgage Rates Hold Steady Despite Volatility in Other Markets
Despite buzz in the financial markets surrounding stocks, commodities, and certain tech companies, mortgage rates remained steady and unchanged. The average top tier 30yr fixed rate is currently at 6.16%, aligning with some of the lowest levels seen since early 2023.
Jan 29, 2026 6:31 AM
— Bond Markets
Weaker After Econ Data, But Bonds May Be Looking Elsewhere
Continued jobless claims have dropped to the lowest level since October 2024, leading to bonds selling off slightly. The connection between the two events is not immediately clear, as selling did not start right after the data release. The selling is speculated to be tied to surging commodities prices, but the overall impact is limited in the bigger picture.
Jan 28, 2026 5:30 PM
— Interest Rates
Title Strategy, Non-Agency, Construction Capital, Workflow Tools; Housing Policy, Rates, and $200 Billion
The article discusses slogans of various companies related to housing, President Trump's proposal to buy $200 billion of mortgage-backed securities, and the impact on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. It also includes advertisements for construction capital, correspondent lending, sales and marketing operating systems, and non-QM lending programs. Moreover, it addresses how housing policies affect mortg... more
Jan 28, 2026 1:31 PM
— Interest Rates
No Surprises From Powell. No Major Movement in Rates
The Federal Reserve kept rates steady and had a moderately more hawkish tone in acknowledging progress in the labor market and economy. Bond markets reacted with little movement, MBS remained unchanged, and 10yr rates were effectively steady.
Jan 28, 2026 1:30 PM
— Mortgage Rates
Mortgage Rate Winning Streak Ends, But Just Barely
The Federal Reserve made a rate announcement which did not result in any change to the Fed Funds Rate. The lack of surprises in the announcement led to no significant impact on mortgage rates. Federal Reserve Chair Powell's press conference also did not unveil any new information that could cause a market reaction. Overall, financial markets, including stocks and bonds, remained flat following the... more
Jan 28, 2026 7:30 AM
— Interest Rates
Re-Entry Rejected. What Can The Fed Say?
The upcoming Fed announcement for 2026 is expected to be uneventful as it does not include an update on economic projections or a dot plot. Despite resilient labor data and high inflation, the market still anticipates a potential rate cut by the June meeting.
Jan 27, 2026 12:30 PM
— Mortgage Rates
Mortgage Rate Winning Streak Continues
Mortgage rates decreased for the 5th consecutive day with no clear underlying reasons or significant news affecting the market. The movement was minimal and not worth investigating further.
Jan 27, 2026 5:30 AM
— Bond Markets
Gap Filled. Time to Sell?
The article discusses the technical analysis in the bond market, specifically focusing on the gap created between yields on 2 consecutive days at the time of the breakout. The recent altitude achieved above the 4.20% technical ceiling in 10yr yields is considered the 'gap' in this case, with Monday's yields filling it down to 4.203. Traders often see this as a cleansing of positional imbalances th... more
Jan 26, 2026 12:32 PM
— Mortgage Rates
Lowest Mortgage Rates in Just Over a Week
Mortgage rates decreased slightly for the 4th consecutive business day, with the average top-tier 30yr fixed rate reaching its lowest point since January 16th. However, rates were even lower 2 weeks ago. The week ahead is expected to have little volatility, including the Fed announcement on Wednesday, as the outcome is already fully expected by financial markets.
Jan 26, 2026 6:33 AM
— Interest Rates
Starting Fairly Flat After Spicy But Stale Durable Goods
This week's main focus is the Fed announcement on Wednesday, but it is uncertain how much of an impact it will have. The Producer Price Index on Friday may have more influence, but typically doesn't make a big splash. Durable Goods data released this morning exceeded forecasts, potentially leading to a small decrease in 10yr yields, but the impact was minimal.
Jan 24, 2026 5:31 AM
— Mortgage Rates
Unsurprising Surge in Refi Demand Pushes Mortgage Apps Past 3 Year High
Mortgage applications rose by 14.1% for the week ending January 16, with refinance demand leading the way. The Refinance Index climbed by 20% from the previous week and was 183% higher than the same week one year ago. The rate rally prompted greater refinance activity from conventional and VA borrowers, with refinance applications accounting for more than 60 percent of total volume. Purchase deman... more
Jan 23, 2026 11:30 AM
— Mortgage Rates
Mortgage Rates Close Out Extremely Flat Week
Mortgage rates saw movement early in the week in response to geopolitical issues and tariff escalation potential, but recovered only modestly. The mortgage market is outperforming Treasury benchmarks, with average mortgage rates closer to their lowest levels compared to the 10yr Treasury yield.
Jan 22, 2026 2:36 PM
— Bond Markets
No Reaction to Early Data, But Slightly Weaker Overnight
After Trump announced a potential deal on Greenland, bond and stock markets reacted positively as it signaled a pause in new tariffs and changes in foreign demand for Treasuries. The early economic data did not have much impact, and the focus now is on the upcoming PCE inflation data. Yields have been slowly rising along with European markets, but Treasuries still have most of their gains from the... more
Jan 22, 2026 12:30 PM
— Mortgage Rates
Another Micro-Victory For Mortgage Rates
Mortgage rates have slightly decreased over the past two days, with the daily rate index dropping to 6.19% from 6.21% at the beginning of the week. Recent economic data did not significantly impact the bond market due to its timeliness and alignment with forecasts. Market remains sensitive to geopolitical risks and fiscal outlook headlines.
Jan 21, 2026 1:30 PM
— Bond Markets
Bonds Recovering a Bit After Framework of a Deal on Greenland
Geopolitical events such as tariff brinksmanship, trade deals, foreign wealth fund participation, and a potential deal regarding Greenland have been impacting financial markets. The announcement of a pause on new tariffs has led to stocks and bonds trading cautiously as a win for now but not back to previous levels. Bond markets are choppy and sideways, with MBS up slightly and 10yr yields slightl... more
Jan 21, 2026 12:30 PM
— Interest Rates
Mortgage Rates Sideways to Slightly Lower
Markets were mostly sideways overnight as traders awaited geopolitical developments regarding Greenland. Bonds and stocks initially lost ground due to the threat of additional tariffs and decreased participation in the bond market. However, both rallied in the afternoon after Trump announced the framework of a deal. Mortgage rates were holding steady but some lenders offered mid-day improvements.
Jan 21, 2026 7:30 AM
— Mortgage Rates
Calmer Day so Far, But No Relief From Recent Rout
Mortgage rates have remained consistent with where they were two weeks ago, but have risen 20bps from last week's lows. Recent volatility in the market was mainly driven by geopolitical issues and Japanese debt drama. As Japanese bonds recover and there are no new geopolitical escalations, bond bearishness has decreased and the market is now showing more sideways movement.
Jan 20, 2026 1:30 PM
— Bond Markets
Range Breakout Intensifies. Chicken or Egg?
The bond market has experienced a confirmed breakout with 10yr yields surging almost 10bps above the range ceiling in just 2 days. Technical analysts are excited about the breakout, while fundamental traders are more cautious. A Danish pension fund pulling out of US Treasuries caused a significant volume spike and sharp selling. Bonds are bracing for fallout with Europe over Greenland leading to o... more
Jan 20, 2026 12:30 PM
— Mortgage Rates
Mortgage Rates Jump to Match Highest Levels in Nearly a Month
Mortgage rates increased significantly on Tuesday due to geopolitical events and overseas financial markets. Despite the announcement of a $200 billion mortgage bond buying plan by the administration, rates have not improved much because the market had already factored in this news. Mortgage rates may fluctuate depending on geopolitical issues and economic data.
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