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Mid Day Reversal Leaves Bonds Slightly Stronger
This morning, we noted the lightness of the selling pressure that took bonds into modestly weaker territory. It turns out it was so light that it was easy for bond buyers to get back on top un the afternoon hours. There was a bit of help from the Fed's much-anticipated announcement of a change to banking rules that will effectively allow banks to hold more Treasuries than before. This wasn't a big market mover and its impacts would play out in the background over time, but it did seem to help to the tune of a bp or two today. With that, yields hit the 3pm close at their lowest levels since May 7th, just barely edging out yesterday's marks.
Econ Data / Events
New Home Sales
623k vs 690k f'cast, 743k prev
Market Movement Recap
09:54 AM Flat overnight and modestly weaker just before the open. MBS down 3 ticks (.09) and 10yr up 2.9bps at 4.321
12:51 PM Decent rally ahead of 5yr Treasury auction. 10yr up only 1.3bps at 4.305. MBS down only 1 tick (.03).
01:43 PM No major response to 5yr auction. 10yr yields up 2bps at 4.312. MBS down 2 ticks (.06).
03:45 PM Best levels of the day with MBS up 2 ticks (.06) and 10yr down nearly 1bp at 4.284
MBS Commentary
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Mid Day Reversal Leaves Bonds Slightly Stronger
This morning, we noted the lightness of the selling pressure that took bonds into modestly weaker territory. It turns out it was so light that it was easy for b... (read more)
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Mortgage Rate Watch
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The average top tier 30yr fixed mortgage rate had already dipped to the lowest levels since May 1st at the start of the week. Two additional days of modest improvement brings us to the lowest levels since April 4th as of today. Apr... (read more)
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Rob Chrisman
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AI doesn’t have an NMLS number. (Zillow has never, ever set foot in a house for that matter.) Do you own a computer? Most in lending do. Elon Musk? I guess not. A courtroom twist in Musk's war with OpenAI has revealed a stunningly bizarre detail abou... (read more)
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