Bonds continued drifting gently higher in the overnight session with 10yr yields just barely edging above 4.50% before ...

Today is a half day for financial markets, which is a typical feature of a federal holiday weekend. Because tomorrow is fully ...

Home price appreciation remained subdued in April, as the latest data from both FHFA and the S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Home ...

Mortgage application activity was essentially unchanged last week, as a modest increase in purchase demand offset a slight ...

Before looking at trading screens this morning, the first order of business would have been to mention the ramp up in ...

We know that a) Congress passed a housing bill which, if not signed within 10 days, becomes law anyway, and b) U.S.

Not Reading Too Much Into Late Day Reversal Bonds rallied quickly in response to this morning's jobs report and pressed to ...

Residential construction activity cooled in May, as housing starts and completions both moved lower while building permits ...

Mortgage rates had a great day yesterday, moving within 0.01% of the lowest levels in more than a month. They dropped just a ...

New home sales weakened further in May, extending the pullback seen over the past several months as elevated mortgage rates ...

Volatility Risk Ramps Up From Here Monday made it clear that traders are playing by the typical summertime, holiday week ...

Starting last Thursday, mortgage rates have barely budged. In terms of our 30yr fixed index, the maximum day-over-day change ...