Mortgage Rates Move Moderately Higher
After several consecutive days without any noticeable changes, mortgage rates finally made a move today. Unfortunately, that move was higher. Thankfully, it was neither extreme nor sufficient to challenge last week's highs. Nonetheless, it keeps the average lender uncomfortably close to the highest levels in 8 months with the most prevalent top tier conventional 30yr fixed rate being 7.125%.
A common and accurate refrain is that rates will take cues from economic data. This is especially true in the wake of the small handful of the most consequential reports. But none of those reports were on tap for this week, thus leaving the market a choice between aimless drifting and reacting to political headlines. We've seen some of both.
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