We saw big ticket econ data move the needle a bit last week and have thus been prepared for this week's big ticket reports to ...

Uncommonly Uneventful Day No one will accuse us of clickbait titles today, or even clickbait analysis. There's just not much ...

Those in the Northern Hemisphere are moving toward summertime already, it being June. The calendar is always changing, as is ...

It was an uneventful day for the bond market and, thus, mortgage rates. Unlike the average trading day of late, there were no conspicuous war-related headlines making for shocks to oil prices. Since ...

Following last week's relatively strong move to the lowest levels since May 14th, mortgage rates bounced slightly higher to ...

Last week's focus for war-related headlines involved various attempts to hone in on just how close we were to a confirmed ...

Yields End Higher Despite Some Mid-Day Solace As has been almost constantly the case for the past few months, today's ebbs ...

New home sales pulled back in April after stronger readings in the prior two months. According to the latest Census Bureau ...

Although mortgage rates are still relatively close to their highest levels in 9 months, they continue moving lower after ...

Builder confidence improved modestly in May, though sentiment remained subdued as elevated mortgage rates, affordability ...

Mortgage applications fell sharply last week as higher borrowing costs continued to pressure refinance demand, while purchase activity showed a bit more resilience. The Mortgage Bankers Association ...

While there are still a few hours left in the trading day, it's a near certainty that this week will end with mortgage rates at meaningfully lower levels compared to last Friday. Today is only adding ...