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Absence Makes the Bonds Grow Stronger | ||
4/15/2025 3:39 PM | ||
Absence Makes the Bonds Grow Stronger Bonds improved at a moderate pace for the 2nd day in a row, thus marking the first sustained push back against the recent rate spike. The gains are notable because they are not being driven by any big, new developments on the trade/tariff front. Instead, it is the...Read More | ||
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Mortgage Rates Continue Lower Amid Calmer Financial Markets | ||
4/15/2025 2:50 PM | ||
Financial markets experienced relatively extreme volatility on several occasions following the April 2nd tariff announcements. The bonds that underlie mortgage rates were no exception, thus pushing rates higher at one of the fastest weekly paces in years. Things have been calmer so far this week, with the first two days looking more like a t...Read More | ||
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LOE, Delegated, Loss Mit, CRM, Bank Statement Products; STRATMOR Tech Study | ||
4/15/2025 10:33 AM | ||
Here in San Diego at the CU:REALM event, Cotality’s Chief Economist Dr. Selma Hepp noted that consumer and business sentiment has already dropped and that has led to less spending. Less spending leads to a slower economy and lower rates, which is good, but nervousness has crept into consumer’s thinking and, given that 70 percent of U.S. GDP comes f...Read More | ||
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Now For Something Completely Different: Stronger Start, Lower Volatility | ||
4/15/2025 10:24 AM | ||
In the context of the past two weeks, the past two days have been an anomaly. Not only have bond yields been moving lower, but they"ve done so in relatively lower volatility and without the same sort of high-impact headlines seen with last week"s 90 day tariff pause. The market is moving into a more uncertain, inquisitive position now that we"re th...Read More | ||
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Bonds Build on Overnight Gains After Another Tariff Change | ||
4/14/2025 3:18 PM | ||
Bonds Build on Overnight Gains After Another Tariff Change It was a low drama session for bonds with overnight gains managing to remain intact during the AM hours and additional improvement in the PM hours. There wasn"t any glaringly obvious individual market mover during domestic hours, although some would...Read More | ||
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Mortgage Rates Fall Back Below 7% | ||
4/14/2025 2:18 PM | ||
Last Friday was notable in that it was the first day since February 19th where the average top tier 30yr fixed mortgage rate ended the day over 7%. Last week was also notable for ranking among the more abrupt weeks for rising rates over the past few years. Things are getting off to a friendlier start in the present week with the 30yr fixed rate in...Read More | ||
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POS, Bridge, Jumbo ARM Programs; M and A Continues; Deep Dive Into Rate Movement | ||
4/14/2025 10:45 AM | ||
“Why don"t you tell rumors in a Botox Clinic? Nobody raises an eyebrow.” Who can keep track of the rumors out there, like a combo of a well-known real estate search engine and a company that exited wholesale a few years ago? (Totally unsubstantiated, unlike the actual Luminate/NJ Lenders news below!) Who can keep track of thousands of products from...Read More | ||
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Cautious Optimism on Electronic Tariff Exclusions | ||
4/14/2025 9:10 AM | ||
Friday afternoon"s memorandum on tariff exclusions set the stage for stronger trading in stocks and bonds in the overnight session. Bonds rallied steadily in Asia/Europe and have continued to improve in early domestic trading. Data is nearly non-existent today, with only the relatively obscure NY Fed Consumer Survey on tap at 11am ET. Several Fed s...Read More | ||
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Rough Week For Bonds. No Help From Friendly Data | ||
4/11/2025 4:03 PM | ||
Rough Week For Bonds. No Help From Friendly Data Bonds managed to recover modestly after the initial yield spike in the morning hours, but nonetheless earned the honor of seeing the biggest week over week jump in 10yr yields since 1981 (note: some outlets are saying 2001 or 1987, but we"re not seeing that, ...Read More | ||
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Mortgage Rates Jump Back Above 7% | ||
4/11/2025 3:16 PM | ||
It has undoubtedly been an extremely volatile week for financial markets and that includes the U.S. bond market to be sure. As an example, the poster child for the U.S. bond market, the 10yr Treasury, saw its biggest week-over-week increase since 1981. As we often discuss, mortgage rates are based on bonds that share many similarities ...Read More | ||