Existing-home sales rebounded modestly in February, recovering some ground after January’s sharp pullback, while improving ...

Technology is a two-edged sword. Have you ever heard of “surveillance pricing?” “Big brother” knows a lot about you.

One major milestone in anyone's market-watching journey is when they learn that "the close" (close of business, closing bell, ...

Mortgage application activity continued to move higher last week, though the pace slowed considerably as financial markets turned volatile and mortgage rates moved back up from their recent lows. The ...

There's a high bar for econ data to have any impact on bonds these days and that's especially true of inflation reports like this morning's PCE. Thankfully, no one needs to make a case for PCE having ...

One of the conversation topics late last week in Deer Valley is the weather and climate, and more specifically that Salt Lake ...

Just a Bit More Selling to End The Week Nothing much new happened in the bond market today and that's not great because the status quo has been for rising energy prices to push bond yields higher (and ...

There was a very high bar for today's CPI to cause any serious market reaction due to all the new inflationary impulses that ...

After spending the entirety of last week calmy holding the lowest levels in more than 3 years, mortgage rates jumped sharply ...

Since the outbreak of the military operation in Iran, there have been varying levels of spillover from rising oil prices to the bond market. There have been notable pockets of time where the ...

Big Round Trip in Oil Prices and Bond Yields There was no denying the spillover from oil price volatility to the bond market this morning, even if it took quite a lot of the former to move the latter.

Mortgage rates moved higher on Wednesday despite only a modest increase in oil prices. The latter is currently a part of any conversation about interest rates as higher energy costs have fueled ...