While it was never going to be on the same level as yesterday's CPI in terms of market movement potential, Retail Sales was ...

Slightly Weaker Drift, But Broadly Uneventful Friday may as well have been a 4th weekend day for the bond market.  Volume and liquidity were obviously in holiday mode.  Trading levels were basically ...

Mortgage rates are driven by the bond market and Friday was the least active day of the week for bonds.  There were no major ...

The US Census Bureau released its New Residential Construction report for December today.  The report measures building ...

While it would be technically accurate to point out a slight increase in January's homebuilder confidence (officially the ...

We’re more than halfway through January already, the MBA has lowered its 2025 projection to $2.1 trillion, and there is a ...

It always bears repeating that "predictions are for suckers" and if there were a hard and fast rule about what markets do in ...

Unless something incredibly interesting happens in the next 3 hours, this morning's commentary will likely be the end-of-day ...

Some Volatility But Broadly Sideways Markets seemingly had a lot to get through today between economic data, the Treasury ...

After having a great day yesterday, mortgage rates were able to add another "good" day today.  The net effect brings the ...

No Data, No Volatility Bonds were only open for half the day due to the national day of mourning for Jimmy Carter.  Overnight ...

Do you know the interest rate on your loan? How about the age of your roof? Here in Austin, a big concern is too much growth: ...