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How Did Mortgage Rates React to Jobs Data?

{ Posted on Aug 05 2011 by Adam Quinones }
To put it bluntly, not good... Home loan borrowing costs moved higher after a better than expected jobs report this morning. The one-week winning streak that led mortgage rates back into historically low territory came to an end as a result. ...Read More »

How Did the Employment Report Impact Mortgage Rates?

{ Posted on Jul 08 2011 by Adam Quinones }
Seven days ago mortgage rates were in a precarious position. Home loan borrowing costs had spiked and the lock/float environment was shifting in an unfavorable direction. That outlook carried over into this week but never really developed,  instead we got ...Read More »

Mortgage Rates: Tear Down This Wall!

{ Posted on Jun 03 2011 by Adam Quinones }
On Wednesday we witnessed the second stage of a potentially significant shift lower in home loan borrowing costs. "The Wall"  was wavering,  teetering in its most precarious position this year, but we needed more proof that it was ready to ...Read More »