Odds are, anything you buy was transported using diesel fuel, the price of which has shot up after Russia banned exports of ...

New home sales rebounded modestly in June, recovering some of the previous month's decline, though activity remained below ...

It's a straightforward morning in the bond market. We're not seeing any of the sorts of "unseen hand" trading that accounted ...

Mortgage application activity rebounded last week as stronger home purchase demand offset a modest decline in refinancing, ...

How Technical Do You Want to Be? There are always multiple technical lenses through which to view market movement, but the ...

For those not interested in overcomplicating things, it's fair enough to simply observe the resurgence of hostilities in the ...

In late July, 2025, 30yr fixed rates embarked on an excellent adventure, moving down from 6.75% on July 31st to 5.99% by late ...

People who say that residential lending and the state or federal governments aren’t intertwined have to look no further than ...

Last week ended on a promising note with Friday's rates falling just barely below the previous Friday's levels. This was a ...

Welcome to post-Iran-War 2026. The only real relief for bonds since then was seen in June when there was hope that the war ...

Mortgage moved higher today, and while the jump was no larger than the one seen on Monday, both were 'above average' and both took rates in the wrong direction. In addition, the steady weakness ...

Just Another Reasonably Bad Day For Bonds Bonds had a bad day for the 3rd time this week. The weakness was reasonable in light of fuel prices hitting the highest level since 2022 by some measures.