
Mortgage Rates Back Under 7% After Inflation Data
If it feels like we've been harping on the prospects for rate volatility in response to today's inflation data for several weeks (and we have), today is why. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is the biggest reliable source of momentum for interest rates when it comes to scheduled data--big enough
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Another "Nice" Day For Rates, But Tomorrow is The Real Story
We've been waiting for tomorrow since April 10th. That's the last time the Consumer Price Index (CPI) was released. This is one of the two official consumer-focused inflation indices in the U.S. and it comes out 2 weeks before the also important PCE price index. With inflation bein
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Mortgage Rates Inch to New 1-Month Lows
Last Thursday, mortgage rates merely had to hold steady in order to hit 1-month lows. In other words, Wednesday's rates were low enough to earn that distinction, but it technically hadn't been a full month since rates were decisively lower. All that to say, not much has changed sin
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The Upcoming Week Will Be Significantly More Volatile
In general, you should be skeptical any time someone says a future week will be more volatile. There's really no way to know such things in advance, but this time is an exception. While we can't have any idea which direction rates will move next week, we can be sure that we'll see more volatil
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