Mostly Holding Yesterday's Big Gains Bonds began the day in modestly weaker territory, but not weak enough to take 10yr ...

Mortgage rates had a great day yesterday, moving within 0.01% of the lowest levels in more than a month. They dropped just a ...

The PCE price index may be a less timely report than CPI/PPI when it comes to measuring inflation in the U.S., but it's more ...

Around the country, originators seem less focused on the housing bill signing ceremony postponement than on “opportunity.” ...

Bonds spend most of the night trading sideways to slightly stronger. Oil prices fell sharply, making it tempting to conclude ...

European bond yields surged higher on Friday in response to political uncertainty in the U.K., among other things (ongoing global reaction to Fed day and U.S./Iran peace deal status, etc). Treasury ...

Mortgage rates may be based directly on the bond market, but the two don't always move in perfect lock-step. Today was a good ...

Mortgage rates gave back the improvement seen last Thursday and broke above last Wednesday's levels to hit the highest mark ...

Yesterday's most interesting development was the visible decoupling of bond yields with oil prices. To a lesser extent, one ...

Why did the Dalai Lama go to Las Vegas? Because he loves Tibet.” It’s 107 F here in Las Vegas. Some would say, “It’s summer, ...

Stocks went on a tear in Q2 with the S&P up 20% as recently at June 16th. AI-adjacent stocks were up over 50%. Bonds lost ground over the same time. That means the 60/40 stock/bond portfolio targets ...