"Wall Street goes on a wild ride," said the Wall Street Journal on Saturday. The ride for mortgage rates may be less wild, but could still be bumpy.
Two parts of yesterday's jobs report more or less balanced each other out. But what happened in the stock market was unexpected.
It sounds worrying that 53% of American homes lost value over the last 12 months. But most homeowners have little to worry about.
Jobs reports typically provides each month's most influential economic data. Today's may well affect mortgage rates.
Mortgage lenders are doing a good job, says the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Mortgage Origination Satisfaction Study.
One of this week's major events is scheduled this afternoon when the Fed releases minutes of its rate-setting committee's last meeting. Mortgage rates might move.
The bipartisan ROAD to Housing Bill is full of good ideas to help renters and home buyers.
Mortgage rates might be volatile tomorrow afternoon when the Fed releases minutes of its rate-setting committee's last meeting.