The past week in the mortgage market has been a story of stability, with mortgage rates holding near 10-month lows. This steadiness comes even as the Federal Reserve’s July meeting minutes were released and stock markets saw some notable shifts. What’s really going on with rates, and what should you watch for next? Let’s dive
Hope you’re having a great week! Popping in to keep you updated on the latest happenings in the mortgage and housing markets. This week, the Federal Reserve’s decisions are playing a significant role in shaping the landscape. The Fed held steady on interest rates at their meeting last week, but their announcement to pause the
Happy (almost) summer! As we pause this week and take a moment to honor those who served our country on Memorial Day, let’s also dive into the latest news affecting mortgage rates. The Week in Review: A Tug-of-War – This past week, interest rates saw some ups and downs. Here’s what caused the volatility: •
I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday! This time of year can be a little crazy in the financial markets as trading volume drops off because traders take time off for the holidays and so we often see increased volatility because smaller moves make bigger ripples when trading volume is lower. Nevertheless, mortgage rates continued
If you’ve been following economic news, then you likely have seen the headlines that mortgage rates continue to climb. According to Freddie Mac’s most recent survey of average rates, published last week, the 30-year rate has risen to its highest level since 2001. This precipitous climb over the past few weeks has come largely as
