Mortgage rate volatility is nothing new, but today's housing market is particularly unpredictable. Lingering inflation, ...

These are today's mortgage and refinance rates. If some incoming data shows that the economy is cooling, mortgage rates could ...

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

See how we rate mortgages to write unbiased product reviews.Mortgage rates for April 28, 2025, are around 6.70%.Rates have ...

These are today's mortgage and refinance rates. Mortgage rates have dropped, but a few key economic reports could cause some ...

These are today's mortgage and refinance rates. Mortgage rates are down today, but the potential for volatility remains.

After the big spike seen 2 weeks ago, mortgage rates remained elevated enough to greatly dampen the demand for refinancing ...

Bonds improved at a moderate pace for the 2nd day in a row, thus marking the first sustained push back against the recent rate spike. The gains are notable because they are not being driven by any ...

The bonds that underlie mortgage rates were no exception, thus pushing rates higher at one of the fastest weekly paces in years. Things have been calmer so far this week, with the first two days ...

Mortgage News Daily reported even greater movement in recent weeks as the 30-year fixed rate climbed from 6.6% on April 4 to 6.98% on Monday. Looking further ahead, 61% of traders think that a 25 ...

Treasury yield rose to 4.49% on Friday, back where it had been on February 20. It has snapped back by 50 bps from the recent low on April 3 of 3.99% after a hard plunge.

As we often discuss, mortgage rates are based on bonds that share many similarities with U.S. Treasuries, so it's no surprise to see chaos in that market and a concomitant jump in mortgage rates.