Joanne Eulberg Loan Consultant

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Here is this weeks mortgage forecast! For the week of February 24th, 2020 Recap of last week: Rates improved Mortgage rates improved slightly through the week, as fears increased of the effect the coronavirus would have on the global economy.... Mortgage Rate Forecast: Rates could be volatile but should improve Investor sentiment over the economic impact of the coronavirus will remain the main influencer of mortgage rates this week. Global stocks are selling off as the virus spreads to more than 30 countries, panicking investors that the global economy will suffer. If the fear grows, bonds will benefit and mortgage rates will improve further. If sentiment shifts and fear dissipates, mortgage rates will hold current levels but are unlikely to go higher this week. What's affecting rates this week: - The coronavirus: Concerns that the coronavirus outbreak is becoming a global pandemic are rising as new centers of infection outside China emerge. Investors are rushing for safety, and stock markets around the world are tumbling. - Economic data: GDP data on Thursday may influence mortgage rates, as could inflation data on Friday. Economic data will take a back seat to the coronavirus news though. - The technicals: The 10yr Treasury yield could hit record low levels, and mortgage bonds could improve and break technical resistance

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Here’s a weekly forecast for this week! For the week of January 27th, 2020 Recap of last week: Rates improved Stocks slumped and bonds rallied last week as intensifying concern over the impact of the deadly Chinese coronavirus rattled markets around the world, driving down mortgage rates and fees. The most improvement was seen later in the week.... Mortgage Rate Forecast: Rates likely to improve further Mortgage rates and fees are likely to continue to improve this week, fueled by investor concerns over economic fallout from the coronavirus. As the disease spreads, spending and travel are affected, and investors continue to seek safe haven investments. This helps push mortgage rates lower, at least for the near term, but the improvements will likely disappear once the virus is considered under control. What else is affecting rates this week: - The Fed: The Fed meets this week, and will release a policy statement on Wednesday. While the Fed has no direct control over mortgage rates, actions on policy rates influence mortgage rates. The Fed is expected to leave policy rates unchanged at this meeting, and will likely not affect mortgage rates. - Economic data: There is a lot of economic data this week, and while it will have a small effect on markets it is unlikely any data will cause mortgage rates to move up or down.

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