We've been waiting for tomorrow since April 10th.  That's the last time the Consumer Price Index (CPI) was released.  This is ...

Bonds Ready to go Big in Either Direction If you only had 1 day per month to allocate to watching the bond market and getting ...

What You See Today Won't Necessarily Be What You See Tomorrow With essentially nothing on the event calendar to start the new ...

The Producer Price Index (PPI) isn't in the same league as CPI when it comes to market movement potential, but as seen again ...

Last Thursday, mortgage rates merely had to hold steady in order to hit 1-month lows.  In other words, Wednesday's rates were ...

The most prevalently quoted conventional 30yr fixed rates are at the lowest levels in a month as of today, but there are a ...

In general, you should be skeptical any time someone says a future week will be more volatile. There's really no way to know ...

Bonds Boosted by Data and Well-Received Auction Jobless Claims data doesn't normally move the market, but it did this morning ...

The following should be prefaced with the reminder that it is impossible to predict the future with much precision when it ...

Higher Inflation Expectations Keep Yields Range-Bound It's not as if bond yields stood any real chance of breaking outside ...

Yesterday, we took a look at the recent winning streak for mortgage rates.  Specifically, they had moved lower for 5 straight ...

Token Pull Back Keeps Things Boring Coming into this week, we expected things to be boring and sideways after last week's ...