Mortgage Rates Move Up to 3 Month Highs
Two days ago, mortgage rates began the day at 7.04% before mid-day improvements brought the average back down to 6.99%. Today started out in a similar vein with the average lender at 7.05%, but the mid-day movement only made things worse.
In terms of catalyst events, the bond market (and stock market, for that matter) swooned after a scheduled auction of 20yr Treasury bonds. The auction results were weaker than expected, signaling lower-than-expected demand. When demand is lower for Treasuries, it puts upward pressure on bond yields (aka "rates").
Notably, the 20yr auction results were hitting at the same time that some updates were coming out regarding the budget debate in congress. In general, the bond market has not been enthusiastic about how that process has evolved. Bonds
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