The Fed will use every economic report it can to make the best decision possible when it decides whether to cut general rates next Wednesday.
Two unmarried partners occupy a co-op unit. The one whose name is on the agreement dies, bequeathing it to the other. Some co-ops might still evict the bereaved.
After an economic-data famine, we're getting a substantial breakfast this morning.
Housing crises exist in most developed nations. And most are eerily similar to ours.
November's auto sales figures are due out today. But there's nothing else on the calendar.
Today's purchasing managers' indices are unlikely to move mortgage rates far. But it's still possible other economic news could shift them.
Lower mortgage rates have spurred a refinance boom. But there may be a downside.
You can never be sure, but Black Fridays have historically been quiet for mortgage rates. And bond markets closer today at 2 p.m. Eastern.