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Mortgage Rates Rally After Goldman Sachs News

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by Victor Burek on April 16 2010, 10:14 AM

We had a choppy start to the day. Mortgage rates opened up marginally better vs, yesterday but mostly the same. However, in the lunch hour, breaking news was released which had a big affect on the bond market. The SEC today filed civil charges against...
Mortgage Rates Recover From Bad Start to the Day

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by Victor Burek on April 15 2010, 10:25 AM

Benchmark Treasury yields rose and mortgage-backed security prices fell after the market received mostly positive economic data on the manufacturing sector. Consequently lenders pushed mortgage rates a few basis points higher this morning. However, as...
Mortgage Rates Give Back Gains After Steady Winning Streak

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by Victor Burek on April 14 2010, 9:46 AM

Mortgage rates yesterday ended a rally streak that brought consumer borrowing costs back down toward their best levels of 2010. Almost erasing all the losses experienced before and after the Federal Reserve exited the secondary mortgage marktet. After...
Mortgage Rates Nearing Best Levels of 2010 Again. Locking in Some Loans

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by Victor Burek on April 13 2010, 7:36 PM

If you have been floating you should have seen your interest rate drop by 0.25% to 0.375% over the past week. We always say "Float at the Price Lows and Lock at the Price Highs". Mortgage rates are once again nearing their best levels of 2010...
Mortgage Rates Improve on Only Slow Day of the Week

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by Victor Burek on April 12 2010, 2:41 PM

When the day began, lender rate sheets were very similar where they were set on Friday, however both benchmark Treasury yields and mortgage-backed security prices have rallied throughout the session. This has allowed several lenders to reprice for the...
Mortgage Rates Spend Week Recovering from 2010 Highs

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by Victor Burek on April 09 2010, 10:56 AM

Mortgage rates spent this week slowly recovering from a healthy losing streak. If you were floating two weeks ago, when mortgage rates started this losing streak, and are still floating today, you should re-evaluate your position. How close is your current...
Mortgage Rates Improve Early. Lose Positive Progress After Bond Auction

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by Victor Burek on April 08 2010, 10:38 AM

I continue to favor floating one day at a time. Lenders are being very slow to pass along the price gains we have enjoyed over the last couple days. Purchase loans must be viewed differently since they must close on a specific date while a refinance...
Mortgage Rates Slowly Rallying Off 2010 Highs. Floating One Day at a Time

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by Victor Burek on April 07 2010, 10:39 AM

Mortgage rates are slowly rallying away from the highs of 2010 after a two successful Treasury auctions. I continue to favor floating my loans, but will be re-evaluating this sentiment on a daily basis1 ...
Mortgage Rates Snap Losing Streak. Make Positive Progress

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by Victor Burek on April 06 2010, 11:21 AM

Treasury yields did move lower today and MBS prices rose which has allowed lenders to offer better pricing. With that said, I continue to favor floating. Yields have risen considerably in a short time period and appear ripe for a correction… but that...
Mortgage Rates Hold Near 2010 Highs After Jobs Data

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by Victor Burek on April 05 2010, 10:18 AM

The week ahead is fairly light on economic data with the highest impacting events coming starting on Tuesday with the release of the minutes of the most recent FOMC meeting. These meeting notes will be scoured by market participants for any insight...
What a Bad Week For Mortgage Rates. Taking One Day at a Time....

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by AQ on April 02 2010, 5:42 PM

Mortgage rates had a terrible week! (like pulling a band-aid). The par 30 year fixed mortgage rate rose anywhere from .125 to .375% over the course of the past five days. Not a whole lot went right for us. ...
Mortgage Rates Continue to Rise Without Fed's Support

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by Victor Burek on April 01 2010, 11:11 AM

Reports from fellow mortgage professionals indicate lender rate sheets to be considerably worse than yesterday. The par 30 year conventional rate mortgage has risen to the 5.00% to 5.25% range for well qualified consumers. Hopefully you have followed...
Mortgage Rates Improve on ADP Data. Lose Gains as Fed Exits MBS Market

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by Victor Burek on March 31 2010, 10:19 AM

Reports from fellow mortgage professionals did indicate lender rate sheets to be improved this morning, however several lenders repriced for the worse around mid-day. This keeps the best par 30 year conventional mortgage in the 4.875% to 5.125% range...
Mortgage Rates See Small Rise. Safe Decision is Lock

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by Victor Burek on March 30 2010, 10:15 AM

I favor locking over floating at this point. There are just too many unknowns to deal with in the near term. The Fed stops buying MBS tomorrow, more Treasury debt supply is announced on Thursday, and then we get the all important Employment Situation...
Mortgage Rates and Locking vs. Floating in the Week Ahead

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by Victor Burek on March 29 2010, 10:37 AM

Reports from fellow mortgage professionals indicate lender rate sheets to be improved from Friday. If you can lock at 4.75%, there is no question, you should be locking. If you have been floating, last week likely made you feel ill. You probably...

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