Starting last Thursday, mortgage rates have barely budged. In terms of our 30yr fixed index, the maximum day-over-day change ...

Why We Saw Steady Selling All Day We expected volatility would pick up on Tuesday for one reason or another and it did not ...

Volatility Risk Ramps Up From Here Monday made it clear that traders are playing by the typical summertime, holiday week ...

Mortgage rates ended last week at the lowest level since May 14th. Most of the recent drop happened last Wednesday, but each day since then has added a microscopic improvement. Today was no exception ...

New home sales weakened further in May, extending the pullback seen over the past several months as elevated mortgage rates ...

Mortgage rates officially hit their lowest level in more than a month yesterday with MND's 30yr fixed index falling to 6.53% from 6.55% on Wednesday. Today was completely unchanged at 6.53%, thus ...

Q2 has been one of the best quarters for stocks going all the way back to the dot com boom, even after the 4-5% pullback in June. This has created a massive quarter-end rebalancing need among money ...

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 thorough and has stronger implications for Fed policy. Traders were ...

We know that a) Congress passed a housing bill which, if not signed within 10 days, becomes law anyway, and b) U.S. presidents are known to be candid. Once again, we see the intersection of housing, ...

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