Navigating the Spring Housing Rush: Insider Tips for Securing Your Dream Home Before Summerβs Heat
Introduction As the flowers bloom and temperatures rise, the spring housing market is in full…
10 Year T-Note 180-day snapshot
|
Product |
Rate / APR |
Weekly Change |
|---|---|---|
|
βοΈ Conv. |
5.990% / 6.031% |
-.000% |
|
β¬οΈ Conv. HB |
6.375% / 6.433% |
+.250% |
|
β¬οΈ JUMBO |
6.000% / 6.051% |
-.125% |
|
β¬οΈ FHA 3.5% DP |
5.500% / 6.472% |
+.250% |
|
β¬οΈ VA 0% DP |
5.500% / 5.748% |
+.250% |
Rate dataΒ as of morning of publication. Unless noted otherwise, all scenarios are assuming 30 Year-Fixed mortgage, Purchase or R/T Refinance.Β No origination points charged, 780 FICO score, and 20% down payment. Provided for consumer education only and does not serve as a binding offer to extend lending. Payment period, interest rate, APR, and other terms subject to income, asset, and credit profile qualification. Provided courtesy of GTG Financial, Inc. NMLS 1595076. Equal housing opportunity. www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org
Rates moved higher last week as markets headed into a heavy jobs week.
Whatβs driving it
Mortgage bonds sold off as investors positioned ahead of key labor data
Jobless claims continue to understate weakness by excluding gig workers, self-employed borrowers, and long-term unemployed whose benefits have expired
π Fed backdrop
Fed Governor Waller says policy remains restrictive
Inflation excluding tariffs is near the Fedβs 2% target
Rate cuts remain possible, but markets want confirmation from jobs data
π This week
Fridayβs Jobs Report is the primary driver for near-term rate direction
π§ Realtor insight
Weaker jobs data supports lower rates
Strong data keeps upward pressure on rates