Friday saw mortgage rates move back up near the highest levels of the week, and thus the highest levels of the past 3 months. Thus ends another week where mortgage rates end higher despite a Fed rate ...

As is sometimes the case on the day following a Fed day, the bond market carried a bit more momentum in the same direction as ...

What happened with the DSCR appraisal issue in Baltimore earlier this year?” Good question. Baltimore is not alone: This week ...

There's a noticeable divergence between long and short term bonds since the Fed announcement, and it's becoming more ...

The Fed cut its policy rate by 0.25% today and mortgage rates moved lower after the announcement. That said, those two ...

Lender and Broker Services, Products, and Software For some servicers, the idea of implementing workflow automation is both ...

Wednesday is All About Dot Plot and Powell Bonds lost ground moderately and logically on Tuesday in response to the JOLTS ...

Mortgage rates were surprisingly steady on Tuesday with most lenders roughly in line with Monday's levels. Why surprising? ...

Bonds were modestly weaker overnight, but have moved back into positive territory after this morning's Employment Cost Index ...

Seasonally adjusted mortgage application activity rose 4.8% last week, according to MBA’s Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey ...

Bonds are under pressure yet again at the start of the new week--insult added to injury coming off of the worst week of ...

Powell Avoided Throwing Cold Water on Rate Outlook. Bonds Approved Today's gains ended up being all about Powell's press ...