The Democratic Party swept the 2021 Georgia Senate runoff election, an unfavorable result for mortgage rates. While Friday's labor market report was mixed, this week's other major economic data was extraordinarily strong.
Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, recent data reflects an emerging housing market across the United States.
Following Friday’s strong labor report, the United States realized unbelievably stunning job gains after weeks of declines.
While the stock market posted nice gains this week, mortgage markets stayed relatively quiet despite the coronavirus pandemic.
With Super Tuesday and the key monthly Employment report on the schedule, the world places focus on the coronavirus pandemic.
This week, stocks plunged amidst the latest concerns regarding the coronavirus pandemic while investors shifted their to less risky assets.
This week, the United States experienced more impressive job gains playing a major role in mortgage markets.
Surprisingly, mortgage markets left this past week’s astonishing impeachments talks ignored after news of President Trump's inquiry.
Mortgage rates saw little change after mixed economic data this week as investors look towards major central bank meetings later in the month.
As the U.S. realized weak labor market data, it saw job gains tailspin unexpectedly, leaving a favorable impact on mortgage rates.
