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WRAP UPUMBS 5.5: 97.71 (-20bps)10yr yield: 4.26 Rates continue to levels not seen since the aughts, and there is no real reason to expect that to stop in the near future. Lots of reprices worse today as bonds lost ground through the afternoon, not to be blamed on the Fed mtg minutes (which were no
READ MOREWRAP UPUMBS 5.5: 98.00 (-36bps)10yr yield: 4.20 Mortgage bonds improved through the afternoon, only to give back all the gains. Lenders that repriced better may reprice worse again before day’s end. Rates look likely to creep higher from here, reaching 2023 highs and maybe matching the worst rates we saw last October. They will fall
READ MORERate sheets are going to be much worse today than yesterday’s AM pricing, and worse than any reprices you saw yesterday as bonds continue to tank. Reprice risk on the day today is moderate, bonds are already taking big losses, but we could see another bout of snowball selling where bad turns to worse. Bonds
READ MOREWRAP UPUMBS 5.5: 98.50 (-58bps)10yr yield: 4.11 What should have been a quiet day got out of hand quick, with lots of lenders repricing worse (and some twice) Great example today of bond selling triggering more selling… and it wasn’t due to the CPI data, or really much else to point a finger at. Very
READ MOREWRAP UP UMBS 5.5: 98.89 (-18bps) 10yr yield: 4.10 Quiet day, not a lot of risk floating into tomorrow although pricing could slip a little bit. Rates sheets this morning should be better than Friday’s AM rate sheets but likely worse than any reprices better, at least to start the day. Bonds woke up to
READ MORERates sheets this morning poised to be about the same as yesterday, unless we see more volatility this morning before lenders set pricing. If the current gains hold we could see slightly better rate sheets, but nothing to get too excited about. One the morning drama plays out reprice risk on the day should be
READ MOREWRAP UP UMBS 5.5: 98.28 (-41bps)10yr yield: 4.18 Tomorrow brings jobs data at 8:30am ET, before rate sheets. Data showing a softening labor market would help bonds improve, but rates don’t have much room to go lower. If the data is not well received by markets, bonds are going to sell off to new terrible
READ MOREAfternoon WRAP UPUMBS 5.5: 98.69 (-17bps)10yr yield: 4.09 Although bonds are well off the worst levels of the day, nothing really points to potential for improvement. Rates still look poised to hit new highs for the year, and unless a surprisingly weak labor reading comes in on Friday we don’t have anything on the horizon
READ MORE08/01/23 4:47pm ET WRAP UPUMBS 5.5: 98.86 (-39bps) 10yr yield: 4.04 No improvement today, leaving the door open for things to get worse. Risks favor locking, little reason to believe that we will see rates move lower. If Friday’s jobs data shows softening to the labor market, we could see rates fall back again… but
READ MOREWrap up10yr yield: 3.96 Bonds off their best levels of the day, if you saw one of the handful of reprices better today you may see them reprices worse again before the day is over… otherwise not enough movement for most lenders to bother (but some may). Unless holding out for jobs data or CPI
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