
Mortgage Rates Are Actually The Highest Since Mid November
Wednesday's Consumer Price Index caused a brutally fast spike in mortgage rates. It wasn't notable for taking us to exceptionally high levels (October 2023 was much higher), but it was one of the biggest single-day jumps. Either way, it easily took the average lender back to highest leve
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Basically The Worst Day For Mortgage Rates Since October 2022
Mortgage rates surged at a pace seen only one other time since October 2022. The average lender moved up by 0.28%, which is functionally equivalent to the 0.29% seen after the February 2nd jobs report. In fact, today was arguably worse because the Feb 2nd example happened a day after rat
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Decent Recovery For Mortgage Rates, But Huge Volatility Potential Ahead
Mortgage rates roughly matched their highest levels in months yesterday, but managed to turn things around today. One could argue that the broader bond market (which dictates rates) began to turn things yesterday morning and that the only reason rates moved higher was the overnight bond market
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Mortgage Rates Near Highest Levels Since February
Mortgage rates moved up somewhat abruptly today as the bond market lost more ground over the weekend. Rates are driven primarily by bonds, but mortgage lenders tend to only update rates once per day unless the bond market is moving very quickly. With that in mind, bonds were losing ground on F
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