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Mortgage Rates Little-Changed But The Fed Raises Some Doubts

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by Matthew Graham on November 25 2020, 4:11 PM

Mortgage rates have been operating relatively close to their all-time lows recently and today was no exception. The Fed raised some doubts as to how much longer that would be the case this afternoon when it released the minutes of its most recent policy...
How The New Loan Limits Affect Mortgage Rates

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by Matthew Graham on November 24 2020, 4:42 PM

If you follow the MBS Commentary channel on this site, you will have already seen most of the following, but it's relevant for consumers as well. As far as mortgage rates are concerned, the increase in conforming loan limits doesn't have a direct impact...
Mortgage Rates Start New Week Slightly Higher

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by Matthew Graham on November 23 2020, 5:01 PM

Everything is relative when it comes to following day-to-day movements in mortgage rates . Yes, they're technically higher than they were on Friday afternoon, but they're still lower than just about any other day... ever. Most prospective borrowers will...
Biggest Housing Boom Since 2006 And The Truth About "All-Time Low" Rates

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by Matthew Graham on November 20 2020, 6:41 PM

The National Association of Realtors' Existing Home Sales report is the broadest measure of housing market activity. It just hit a 14-year record for the 3rd month in a row. It's not just existing homes. The new home market is crushing it as well. This...
Time Once Again to Discuss "All-Time Low" Mortgage Rates

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by Matthew Graham on November 19 2020, 4:40 PM

August 4th, 2020 was the best day ever for mortgage rates . That's when we hit the lowest all-time lows we've ever seen, and none of the most prevalent news stories about all-time lows since then have been technically accurate. What's going on here? So...
Mortgage Rates Move Lower Today, But Don't Count on a Repeat Tomorrow

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by Matthew Graham on November 18 2020, 5:22 PM

Mortgage rates were little-changed yesterday--a fact that was ultimately at odds with underlying market movement by the end of the day. What does that mean? Simply put, mortgage rates are primarily determined by the trading prices of certain bonds (MBS...
Mortgage Rates Remain Near Recent Lows

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by Matthew Graham on November 17 2020, 4:20 PM

Mortgage rates were little-changed today, with the average lender only microscopically better than yesterday. That means few loan seekers will notice any difference from yesterday. That leaves us in line with the low rate levels seen immediately following...
Surprisingly Calm Day For Mortgage Rates

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by Matthew Graham on November 16 2020, 3:35 PM

Last week, trial results from Pfizer's covid vaccine sent shockwaves through financial markets. Stock prices and bond yields both moved decisively higher. In general, higher bond yields coincide with higher mortgage rates. Last week was no exception,...
New Loan Limits Soon; Refi Fee Confusion; and Rate Volatility

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by Matthew Graham on November 13 2020, 6:55 PM

Rarely does the month of November offer so much activity for the housing and mortgage markets, but it always offers an updated conforming loan limit. This refers to the maximum loan amount for mortgages that "conform" to the guidelines of housing agencies...
Nice Bounce Back For Mortgage Rates After Rocky Start This Week

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by Matthew Graham on November 12 2020, 4:24 PM

Earlier in the month, mortgage rates rose somewhat abruptly as lenders got in a defensive position ahead of the election. They'd learned in 2016 just how volatile the bond market (the key ingredient in the rate movement equation) could be after an election...
Mortgage Rates Back Up To Pre-Election Levels

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by Matthew Graham on November 10 2020, 2:37 PM

Mortgage rate movement had been very calm relatively resilient compared to the broader bond market. In other words, mortgages have been doing better than US Treasuries. The 10yr Treasury yield is frequently used as a bellwether for mortgage rate movements...
Mortgage Rates Jump After Pfizer News

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by Matthew Graham on November 09 2020, 3:28 PM

Last week ultimately ended up being great for mortgage rates , but only after a somewhat abrupt increase heading into the election. On Tuesday, the average lender raised rates at the fastest pace in weeks to prepare for post-election volatility. Wednesday...
Election Week Was a Win For Mortgage Rates

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by Matthew Graham on November 06 2020, 5:40 PM

Heading into the presidential election, there were significant risks for mortgage rates and a wide range of potential outcomes. We knew there would be volatility either way, and we were right! Volatility goes both ways. Heading into the election, the...
Another Nice Drop in Mortgage Rates, But Still Not "All-Time"

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by Matthew Graham on November 05 2020, 4:53 PM

Any discussion of "all-time low" mortgage rates requires careful attention to specifics. Are we talking about weekly survey numbers or actual daily numbers? Intraday vs end of day? Best-case rates or averages? Purchases or refis? Depending on the specifics...
Mortgage Rates Bounce Back (Lower)

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by Matthew Graham on November 04 2020, 3:53 PM

Yesterday, we discussed the fact that many mortgage lenders got defensive ahead of election night uncertainty. In the mortgage world, when lenders get defensive, it means "higher rates." This was blatantly obvious for a few lenders who raised rates by...

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