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Mortgage Rates Convincingly Lower After Weak Jobs Report

{ Posted on Apr 06 2012 by Matthew Graham }
Mortgages Rates moved convincingly lower today following a weaker-than-expected Jobs report.  Combined with yesterday's gains, most lenders are at their best levels of the week.  Some are close to their best levels of the month, but rate sheet offerings are more ...Read More »

Mortgage Rates Convincingly Lower After Weak Jobs Report

{ Posted on Apr 06 2012 by Matthew Graham }
Mortgages Rates moved convincingly lower today following a weaker-than-expected Jobs report.  Combined with yesterday's gains, most lenders are at their best levels of the week.  Some are close to their best levels of the month, but rate sheet offerings are more ...Read More »

Mortgage Rates Improve Ahead of Important Jobs Report

{ Posted on Apr 05 2012 by Matthew Graham }
Mortgages Rates experienced some solid gains today given the relatively uneventful trading in the bond markets that influence them.  This goes a long way toward making up for the relative lack of response to yesterday's market movements.  We discussed this phenomenon ...Read More »

Mortgage Rates Improve Ahead of Important Jobs Report

{ Posted on Apr 05 2012 by Matthew Graham }
Mortgages Rates experienced some solid gains today given the relatively uneventful trading in the bond markets that influence them.  This goes a long way toward making up for the relative lack of response to yesterday's market movements.  We discussed this phenomenon ...Read More »

Mortgage Rates Improve Only Slightly After Rising Yesterday

{ Posted on Apr 04 2012 by Matthew Graham }
Mortgages Rates improved only moderately today despite a stronger bounce back in underlying bond markets.  The Best-Execution Conventional 30yr Fixed Rate remains intact at 4.0%.  That means that the borrowing costs associated with yesterday's rate offerings will be slightly lower Today vs ...Read More »