We might see some movement in mortgage rates from today's economic reports. But it's tomorrow's inflation data that you need to watch.
A Federal Reserve Governor took out two primary residence loans within weeks of each other. Simple mistake or mortgage fraud?
The imposition of 50% tariffs on India, America's 10th biggest trading partner, may roil markets today. Otherwise, the day could be quiet.
It's long been the case that new homes have cost more than existing ones. Why has that suddenly changed?
Mortgage rates today might respond to the government's attempted firing of a Fed governor. If so, they'll likely rise.
How much is a dysfunctional housing market harming American prosperity? And when might things get better?
Last Friday morning's speech by the Federal Reserve chair was much better for mortgage rates than we and many others feared.
This morning's speech by the Federal Reserve chair might shake up mortgage rates. But will it?