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Mortgage and refinance rates today, February 25, 2021
Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates nudged higher yet again yesterday. Of course, these rates remain exceptionally low by historical standards and are at dream levels for most. […]
How will a surge in bond yields affect your mortgage, car loans and 401(k)? – USA TODAY
How will a surge in bond yields affect your mortgage, car loans and 401(k)? USA TODAY
Pending Home Sales Fall in January as Inventory Constrains Buyers>
Fewer Americans are applying for mortgages â a sign that some buyers may be dismayed by rising home prices and mortgage rates.
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Intrinsic value vs market value refers to the difference between where a stock is trading and where it ought to be according to its fundamentals. The term âmarket valueâ simply refers to the current market price of a security. Intrinsic value represents the price at which investors believe the security should be trading at. Intrinsic […]
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Mortgage and refinance rates today, February 24, 2021
Today’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates rose yet again yesterday. But it was the smallest increase for a couple of weeks. Is that any consolation? Unfortunately, mortgage rates […]
Mortgage Rates Are Now Well Over 3 Percent
Mortgage rates WISH they were still at 2.97%–the number conveyed today by Freddie Mac’s weekly survey. Freddie’s data is accurate when it comes to capturing broad trends over time, but can really fall short when the bond market is experiencing elevated volatility. To say that bond market volatility has been elevated recently is an understatement of extreme proportions. Things are happening that haven’t happened in years . Some measures of volatility rival the March 2020 panic surrounding covid, only this time, there’s no catalyst other than the market movement itself. Today was by far the worst of the bunch when it comes to this most recent spate of volatility. Most any mortgage lender added another eighth of a percent to their 30yr fixed rate offerings. Over the course of the past week, most
MBS RECAP: Surprisingly Swift Selling in The Bond Market; What’s Next?
Posted To: MBS Commentary
Surprisingly Swift Selling in The Bond Market; What's Next? This week has been one of the most surprising selling sprees in bonds in the post-covid era. Just when you think we've surely seen enough selling to bring buyers in, it's right back to new long-term high yields and significantly lower MBS prices. That bounce is coming, to be sure, but it's a risky proposition to bet on it. Moreover, when it happens, it changes nothing about the broader trend toward higher yields that's been intact for more than 6 months. This week just happens to offer a more abrupt adjustment to the pace of that trend. Econ Data / Events Fed MBS Buying 10am, 1130am, 1pm Markit PMI Composite 58.8 vs 58.7 prev Existing Home Sales 6.69m vs 6.61m f'cast, 6.65m prev Market Movement Recap 08:28 AM…(read more)
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Mortgage And Refinance Rates Today, Feb. 23 | Rates steady – The Mortgage Reports
Mortgage And Refinance Rates Today, Feb. 23 | Rates steady The Mortgage Reports