Today we hear from the U.S. Federal Reserve. We can expect no change to overnight fed funds. As pointed yesterday by Dr. Paul ...

Dot Plot in Focus With Fed's "No Cut" Announcement Bonds lost some ground after this morning's economic data, arguably in ...

Fed day is here and there's a 0% chance of a rate cut.  That's been the case for just over a month due a combination of April's jobs report and the stock market recovery in May (or the underlying ...

Mortgage rates continue operating in a narrow range with almost every day of the past two months falling between 6.8 and 7.0% ...

While there's been no shortage of political and geopolitical headlines over the past 2 business days, there hasn't been much ...

Bonds were decently stronger in the overnight session, but not for any new, specific reasons.  Trading levels have been ...

After a Memorial Day-induced lull, mortgage application activity rebounded sharply last week, according to the Mortgage ...

After rallying fairly well last Wednesday and Thursday, bonds pulled back on Friday, but not enough to erase more than half ...

Mortgage rates being offered today are only a hair lower for the average lender than they were on June 4th, but June 4th was ...

Not Reading Too Much Into Friday's Weakness At first glance, with only one report on the calendar, it's only logical to give ...

How About Tomorrow? After a slightly bumpy start for reasons that remain unknown, the bond market settled into an uneventful ...

Thursday's Data Offered No Objection to Overnight Rally Thursday's PPI was just as tame as Wednesday's CPI and, for a moment, ...