Monday, July 23, 2012

Mortgage Rates Crush Previous All-Time Lows

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Jul 23, 2012 2:23PM

Mortgage Rates Crush Previous All-Time Lows

Mortgage Rates are on an undisputed tear, moving more today than any day in the past 3 weeks of progressive movement into new all-time lows. The week began much like the previous week ended, with concerns over the European financial system pulling all manner of 'safe-haven' bond yields lower, among them MBS (the Mortgage-Backed-Securities that most directly influence mortgage rates). Once again, there was nothing on the domestic economic calendar and corporate earnings had little effect next to news...

Jul 23, 2012 4:15PM

MBS RECAP: Closing At All Time Highs Despite Afternoon Losses

It's tough to say whether or not reprice risk will increase this afternoon because that possibility depends largely on price action that has yet to occur and may never occur. We've seen one negative reprice already, but it was from a known "pipeline controller


Micro News

3:08 PM:

Reprices Risk Depends On The Prevalence Of Afternoon Liquidity Problems

11:20 AM:

Falling To Lows Of The Morning After Fed Buyback Details

9:28 AM:

Bond Markets Continue Trading Near All-Time Levels

3:02 PM:

After Dashing To New All-Time Highs, Liquidity A Concern For MBS Late

9:55 AM:

Bond Markets Stronger Overnight And Holding Gains On Euro Headlines

1:29 PM:

TIPS Auction Keeps The Pressure On 10's. MBS Try To Hold On

12:40 PM:

Stocks, Euro, Treasury Yields All Higher As MBS Fight The Good FIght

10:31 AM:

Bond Markets Struggle To Bounce Back After Weak Econ Data

Around the Web

Video News

BlackRock's Rosenberg on Fixed-Income Markets

Midday Bond Report

90 Seconds with Art Cashin: 'Europe's Real Danger'


Today's Comments

Chris Kopec

"There will be two types of mortgages......"Qualified Mortgages", and "Denials""

Frank Ceizyk

""the CFPB qualified mortgage rule seeks to prevent future housing market bubbles by standardizing how mortgage lenders document an applicant's..."

Frank Ceizyk

"it may point to a more general rule; information alone is not sufficient to change attitudes, only actual experience is. --ummm...so we're happy that..."

Today's Q&A

"Is there a new law or tax implication ie. 1099 in 2013 if you sort sale or foreclose?"

"Locked in refi rate, payed appraisal, delayed closing 75 days re-ran credit, and DONT qualify?"

"double mortgage on existing home and manufactured home?"