Mortgage rates continue the slow, bumpy process of healing from the rapid rise seen 2 weeks ago. Last week was a solid victory in that sense with rates moving steadily and meaningfully lower without ...

What's "normal" for the bond market? That depends how far back you want to look.  Starting in late February, we had about a month of mostly sideways movement in a relatively narrow range as we waited ...

So you want to buy a house but already own. These are your options. Many current homeowners would like to sell their home and ...

Bonds Lose Almost All The Gains After Inflation Warnings in The Data Bonds started out sharply stronger today after Trump ...

Two factors had been contributing more than others to drive bond yields higher as of yesterday.  The broader, ongoing factor ...

Mortgage rates are an extension of the financial market, so it's no surprise that they've been more volatile than normal over ...

I won a million dollars and donated a quarter of it to charity! I now have $999999.75 left.” Money can be funny… or not. In ...

If there was an overriding theme last week, it was that the absence of new tariff drama helped the bond market recover some ...

Broadly Sideways Despite Intraday Volatility Shorter term bonds lost ground today while longer term bonds and MBS managed a ...

In not so many words, last week's thesis was that "no news was good news" for mortgage rates.  Specifically, an absence of ...

We've compiled mortgage rate and origination data from New Hampshire to give you an idea of where other borrowers are at. This data is based fixed rate, conforming loan data from Fannie Mae and ...

Heading into last week, we expected to be waiting until after the holiday weekend to get a better sense of the prevailing ...