European Inflation Surges Spike Mortgage Rates in the United States
With this week's data release, European inflation surges spiked bond yields and mortgage rates in the United States.
With this week's data release, European inflation surges spiked bond yields and mortgage rates in the United States.
After months of upward momentum, July 2022 mortgage markets finally reflected reduced inflationary pressures.
As the European Central Bank faces record-high inflation levels, this week’s biggest news marked the first ECB rate increase in 11 years.
This week, Wednesday’s CPI inflation report display stronger than expected results with a 9.1% gain this year.
In recent months, high inflation (and higher mortgage rates) took a large toll on mortgage application volumes.
In a relatively quiet week for mortgage markets, investors saw steady job gains in the leisure and hospitality sectors.
Last month, March 2022 mortgage rates soared at an unexpectedly fast pace as the market stays volatile this year.
Rising inflation levels continued to induce massive daily market volatility for February 2022 mortgage rates.
As investors eagerly awaited the European Central Bank meeting, the latest decision on inflation came as a blindside.
This week, the key Employment report revealed enormous job gains for the United States labor market, leading to higher mortgage rates.