Calmly Holding in Super Strong Territory
Calmly Holding in Super Strong Territory
MBS may not be quite as high as they were yesterday, but in the bigger picture, today's levels are right in line with the best we've seen in more than 3 years. More importantly, mortgage rates are verifiably at the best levels in more than 3 years. There was no major volatility or any remarkable econ data. Tomorrow's calendar is similarly quiet. Stock/bond correlations broke down in the afternoon, but as bonds search for any sources of guidance, that correlation could certainly return if stocks are making bigger moves.
Econ Data / Events
ADP Weekly Payrolls
12.75k vs 10.25k prev
Case Shiller Home Prices-20 y/y (Dec)
1.4% vs 1.4% f'cast, 1.4% prev
CaseShiller 20 mm nsa (Dec)
-0.1% vs -- f'cast, 0% prev
FHFA Home Price Index m/m (Dec)
0.1% vs 0.3% f'cast, 0.6% prev
FHFA Home Prices y/y (Dec)
1.8% vs -- f'cast, 1.9% prev
Consumer Confidence
91.2 vs 87.0 f'cast, 89.0 prev
Market Movement Recap
08:57 AM Mostly flat overnight and not much movement so far. MBS down 1 tick (.03) and 10yr up 0.8bps at 4.04
01:49 PM Modest recover after AM weakness. MBS down 1 tick (.03) again after being down 3 ticks (.09) at 10am. 10yr down 0.3bps at 4.030
03:47 PM Losing ground modestly into PM. MBS down 2 ticks (.06) and 10yr up half a bp at 4.038
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