Jobs reports are typically the most consequential for mortgage rates of all economic reports. So, strap in for today's.

Today's employment report might affect mortgage rates. But it's tomorrow's official jobs report that could decide whether ...

On Monday, President Donald Trump called the bipartisan housing bill that cleared Congress last week with huge majorities "a yawn." Might he end up being proved right, despite legislators' outrage at ...

Mortgage rates again fell moderately yesterday. However, Freddie Mac reckons that this week's Thursday-to-Thursday average ...

Mortgage rates fell moderately yesterday. But whether that happy trend continues may depend on this morning's economic ...

The 21st Century Road to Housing Act won a huge majority in the House on Tuesday. It's the first major housing initiative in ...

Whether you're buying in Baltimore, Montgomery County, or a more affordable part of the state, Maryland down payment ...

Mortgage rates barely moved yesterday. That's not a surprise. No economic data were released, and there was no significant news about the Middle East conflict. A couple of economic reports scheduled ...

The average 30-year fixed rate mortgage was 6.57% yesterday, an increase of 0.09% since the day before. The 15-year fixed ...

Mortgage rates just inched higher on Friday. A slightly better-than-expected consumer sentiment report may have contributed. But we suspect most eyes were on the Strait of Hormuz. "The U.S. and Iran ...