Bonds are taking a breath this morning after hitting the best levels in more than a month yesterday. The event calendar is ...

Conclusion The present week didn't manage to offer nearly as much excitement as the previous few examples, but that's not ...

Solid Response to Data and Dovishness The morning commentary focused more on the relatively dovish tone struck by Powell in ...

Yesterday saw mortgage rates fall to the best levels since early May.  Now, today, we'd have to go all the way back to the ...

Powell's prepared remarks and Q&A at today's congressional testimony are showing the market a clearer path to the possibility of rate cuts in the near future.  While Powell certainly stopped short of ...

Both the FHFA and Case‑Shiller home price indices were released today. While the data collection time frame is from April, ...

Residential business is coming through in dribs and drabs for many lenders, but that doesn’t stop all the random news out ...

Mortgage rates ended the previous week roughly in line with the best levels since May 1st.  Today's modest improvement made ...

A vast majority of long-time bond watchers share the same general understanding of how war impacts rates. Specifically, the ...

Fed day is here and there's a 0% chance of a rate cut.  That's been the case for just over a month due a combination of April ...

Bonds were decently stronger in the overnight session, but not for any new, specific reasons.  Trading levels have been ...

Dot Plot in Focus With Fed's "No Cut" Announcement Bonds lost some ground after this morning's economic data, arguably in ...