Action Packed Calendar But No Major Action in Bonds This morning's economic calendar was certainly the most action-packed of ...

Mortgage rates continue enjoying a completely different volatility regime compared to just a few weeks ago.  Back then, it wasn't a surprise to see the top tier average rate move by more than 0.10% on ...

In terms of line items, Wednesday morning is the week's most active morning for economic reports. Several of them were ...

Once again, bonds were modestly weaker overnight and once again, that weakness is being reversed in early trading. Whereas scapegoats were nowhere to be found yesterday morning, Tuesday has a few.

It's now been more than a week since mortgage rates ended the day higher than the previous day.  And we haven't recovered ...

Mortgage rates ended last week at the lowest levels since April 7th.  The average lender remained at those same levels at the ...

When getting a sense of what's happening in the bond market, it's frequently safe to ignore the last 2 hours of trading on ...

Eerily Calm and Strong For 2nd Straight Day After being heavily conditioned to expect elevated volatility with unpredictable ...

Unfortunate Market Movement For Unfortunate Reasons Global financial markets partook in a slow motion train wreck on Monday ...

As is the case for the monthly data on New Home Sales from the Census Bureau, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) ...