Coronavirus Pandemic Now Inspires Plummeting Inflation Alongside Reduced Activity
While the stock market posted nice gains this week, mortgage markets stayed relatively quiet despite the coronavirus pandemic.
While the stock market posted nice gains this week, mortgage markets stayed relatively quiet despite the coronavirus pandemic.
Once again, the coronavirus dominated financial markets this week. In doing so, markets posted nearly unprecedented daily movements.
COVID-19 quickly expanded around the world, but the coronavirus impact on mortgage rates still remains up in the air.
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.
As the housing sector picks up, mortgage rates remained relatively quiet this week as the trade negotiations with China offered little news.
The United States-China trade talks face hurdles, generating a favorable impact for mortgage-backed securities this week.
This week, investors focused on international events as the eye-opening Brexit vote looms and United States-China trade deal makes progress.
Surprisingly, mortgage markets left this past week’s astonishing impeachments talks ignored after news of President Trump's inquiry.