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Another Micro-Victory For Mortgage Rates
1/22/2026 2:40 PM
Mortgage rates may not be as low as they were before the weekend"s geopolitical headlines, but they"ve moved just a hair lower on each of the past two days. Specifically, our daily rate index is down to 6.19% after starting the week at 6.21% on Tuesday (up from 6.07% last Friday). While there was a large glut of seemingly important economic data t...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Sideways to Slightly Lower
1/21/2026 2:09 PM
Markets held more sideways overnight as traders awaited further geopolitical developments today surrounding Greenland. Both stocks and bonds lost ground yesterday on the threat of additional tariffs (and counter-tariffs) as well as decreased participation in the US bond market from foreign wealth funds.  When bonds lose ground, rates move hig...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Jump to Match Highest Levels in Nearly a Month
1/20/2026 2:28 PM
Mortgage rates jumped sharply higher on Tuesday in response to weakness driven by geopolitical events and overseas financial markets. After hitting lows of 5.99% for a few hours on January 9th and spending last week in the low 6"s, the average top tier 30yr fixed rate is back up to 6.21% today.  This matches the level seen the day before the ...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates End Week at Highs
1/16/2026 3:06 PM
Don"t stress out. If we ignore the past 5 days, today"s mortgage rates are still the lowest since early 2023.  That said, they"re up a bit from last week and they moved moderately higher day-over-day. Last week"s news regarding Fannie and Freddie"s plans to buy $200 bln of MBS (the mortgage-backed securities that directly dictate mortgage rat...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Higher For Some Lenders and Lower For Others
1/15/2026 2:25 PM
Mortgage rates moved modestly lower for the average lender today, but higher for others. The distinction is whether the lender in question made a late-day adjustment yesterday afternoon.  At the time, the underlying market for mortgage bonds was improving somewhat sharply. This prompted several lenders to drop rates before the end of business...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Unchanged Despite Bond Market Improvement
1/14/2026 2:27 PM
Trading levels in the bond market directly impact the rates that mortgage lenders can offer. This is why rates moved so much lower after last week"s news regarding planned purchases of $200bln in mortgage backed bonds.  But bonds aren"t the only input for rates, and those other inputs can make for days like today where bonds are noticeably be...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Now Solidly Back Above 6%
1/13/2026 2:25 PM
According to our chart of MND"s mortgage rate index, 30yr fixed rates bottomed at 6.01% yesterday, but that"s because the chart logs the day"s latest entry.  On Friday, until late in the day, the chart showed a rate of 5.99%. It was only after several lenders raised rates in the afternoon that the index moved up to 6.06%. Today"s rates ended u...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Inch Higher From 3 Year Lows
1/12/2026 2:44 PM
Mortgage rates are either higher or lower today, depending on the lender in question. Some lenders raised rates on Friday afternoon in response to weakness in the bond market (lenders set rates based on the trading levels of MBS, the bonds that underlie the mortgage market). Those lenders are actually slightly lower today. Lenders who didn"t raise...Read More
 
Rates Plummet to 3 Year Lows, But There Are Caveats
1/9/2026 12:56 PM
On a week where the mortgage market was most likely to experience volatility due to Friday"s jobs report, Thursday afternoon"s surprise announcement of $200bln in GSE MBS (mortgage-backed securities) buying stole the show. This was already juicing the underlying MBS market yesterday afternoon, but traders took the surge to the next level this morni...Read More
 
Mortgage Rates Modestly Higher on Thursday. Friday"s Risks Are Bigger
1/8/2026 3:05 PM
Mortgage rates were just a hair higher for the average lender on Thursday. The underlying bond market lost some ground following a stronger weekly Jobless Claims report and in sympathy with global bond market weakness overnight.  Because rates are based on bonds, when bonds are weaker, rates move higher. There are many different economic repo...Read More