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With modest gains intact this morning (even after NFP), we're finally in a position to say that all hope may not officially be lost for bonds. That was a risk as recently as last week, when 10yr yields came incredibly close to piercing the...
MBS Commentary
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With modest gains intact this morning (even after NFP), we're finally in a position to say that all hope may not officially be lost for bonds. That was a risk as recently as last week, when 10yr yields came incredibly close to piercing the... (read more)
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Mortgage Rate Watch
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Mortgage rates bounced back today--that is, they bounced back DOWN after rising slightly yesterday. The improvement came courtesy of strength in European bond markets (stronger = more bond buying = higher bond prices = lower bond yields, aka "lower r... (read more)
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Housing News
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Consumers are increasingly tuning in to the topic of rising home prices in their communities. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) said prospective home buyers are particularly aware of the availability of affordable homes that are for sa... (read more)
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Rob Chrisman
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Moody’s addresses what every LO knows – the next area of “opportunity” in the mortgage market: next area of “opportunity” in the mortgage market : cash-out refinances. As many CLTVs are approaching 75%, homeowners ... (read more)
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Housing News
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Both government sponsored enterprises (GSEs) reported strong earnings in the first quarter of 2018. In separate announcements this week Freddie Mac said it had comprehensive income of $2.2 billion and Fannie Mae reported $3.9 billion. Both had posted... (read more)
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MBS Commentary
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With the 2.95% level in 10yr yields being the most important pivot point for bonds at the moment, drifting sideways to close out the day around 2.948% is a bit of an equivocal message. On the one hand, that number is lower than 2.95%, and it ... (read more)
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consumerfinancemonitor.com
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