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Rate sheets today once again similar to yesterday, and reprice risk on the day is low. Markets are seeing low trading volume, as expected, with many traders taking the end of year off. Tomorrow morning we get the PCE inflation data, the Fed’s favored gauge of inflation. Normally I’d say I don’t expect it to
READ MOREUMBS 5.5 100.23 (+5bps)10yr yield 3.93 Another quiet day as expected. Once again, although there is little urgency to locking, there is little expected benefit to floating. I’d consider locking any loans that are within 30 days of closing simply for peace of mind. We aren’t likely to see any bigger moves until January’s labor
READ MORERate sheets today may be a bit worse than Friday but shouldn’t be much… however, we are seeing definite signs that this rally has stalled. Reprice risk on the day is low, nothing on the economic calendar or in the headlines that should shake things up. Markets are shrugging off cautionary comments made by Fed
READ MORERate sheets today either similar or just slightly worse than yesterday, and reprice risk on the day is moderate. The tea leaves are pointing to this rally being at the end of its leash for now, and I stand by yesterday’s suggestion to lock any loans that are closing in the next 30 days or
READ MOREChristmas came early for rate sheets today, with the best pricing we’ve seen in months. Base conventional conforming rates breaking below 7% (national rate avg using Mortgage News Daily as a reference point) after yesterday’s Fed meeting delivered. Reprice risk today is moderate, bonds started out really strong but lost ground early on strong retail
READ MOREUMBS 6.0 101.45 (+66 bps)10yr yield 4.02 Despite labor market and inflation data, the Fed gave its clearest signal yet that it is done hiking rates, with Powell saying as much (but still leaving himself an out). Markets now pricing in 65% chance of cut in March, helping rates improve. Tough to expect more improvement
READ MORERate sheets this morning should be similar or just a smidge better than yesterday, as this morning’s inflation data comes in exactly at expectations. However, coming in at expectations is not enough to spark a rally and see better pricing. Reprice risk on the day is low, bonds aren’t likely to start selling off, but
READ MORERate sheets this morning will be similar to Friday and maybe a bit better for some. Reprice risk on the day is low, although we will see a 10yr Treasury auction at 1pm Eastern today. It is tomorrow’s CPI inflation data and Wednesday’s Fed meeting that will decide the near future of rates. The outlook
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READ MORERate sheets this morning likely to be similar to yesterday, despite the gains bonds made through the day on Wednesday, losing ground this morning to a cry of “Godzilla!!!” as Japan unleashed a different monster that stomped on bonds. Not anything to get worked up about though, just that the yen surged as speculation grew
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