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Mortgage Rates Higher Ahead of Powell Testimony

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by Matthew Graham on July 09 2019, 3:07 PM

Mortgage rates rose today, largely in response to weakness in the bond market seen yesterday afternoon (and confirmed this morning). Mortgage rates follow the bond market, but mortgage lenders don't like to adjust their offerings more than once a day...
Mortgage Rates Under Some Pressure

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by Matthew Graham on July 08 2019, 5:28 PM

Mortgage rates began the day in slightly lower territory compared to last Friday afternoon, but they'd risen noticeably from Wednesday to Friday. The recovery seen this morning wasn't enough to get them back in line with Wednesday's levels. To make matters...
Mortgage Rates Bounce Higher After Jobs Report

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by Matthew Graham on July 05 2019, 5:11 PM

Mortgage rates moved higher today following higher-than-expected job creation in a report from the Labor Department. The Employment Situation (aka "the jobs report") is the most important monthly economic report. That's especially true for interest rates...
Mortgage Rates Drop to New Long-Term Lows Ahead of Friday's Jobs Report

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by Matthew Graham on July 03 2019, 2:19 PM

Mortgage rates fell at a moderate pace today. As expected, the lenders who hadn't gotten around to improving during yesterday's bond market rally (stronger bonds = lower rates) were the most improved. But there was even solid improvement from other lenders...
Mortgage Rates Edging Lower Ahead of Potential Volatility

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by Matthew Graham on July 02 2019, 3:33 PM

Mortgage rates moved down today by varying amounts depending on the lender. In some cases, lenders weren't offering much of an improvement over yesterday. Those lenders are more likely to improve tomorrow, or at least we can say they'll be starting with...
Mortgage Rates Slightly Higher to Begin Risky Week

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by Matthew Graham on July 01 2019, 5:30 PM

Mortgage rates were slightly higher to start the new week, which is a pretty good outcome considering the underlying events. On Friday, we anticipated a pick-up in volatility as rates were at risk of reacting to any meaningful trade news from the G20...

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Mortgage Rates Higher Ahead of Powell Testimony

Mortgage Rates Under Some Pressure

Mortgage Rates Bounce Higher After Jobs Report

Mortgage Rates Drop to New Long-Term Lows Ahead of Friday's Jobs Report

Mortgage Rates Edging Lower Ahead of Potential Volatility

Mortgage Rates Slightly Higher to Begin Risky Week

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