Mortgage Rates 4-29-15

What will mortgage interest rates do tomorrow? Mortgage professionals are voting in our daily poll. The economy grew very slowly in Q1. GDP only grew 0.2% vs the forecasted 1%. Compared to Q4 of 2014 when GDP gained 2.2%, this is a massive deceleration. Bond markets were already pushing into weaker territory by the time GDP was released. This was due to european debt selloff which made MBS less attractive. GDP has a minimal impact on the direction MBS were headed. As treasuries fell this has pushed yields to the highest level in six weeks.

Check back Thursday for the weekly initial jobless claims, Chicago PMI, and real personal consumption for March; Friday for ISM manufacturing PMI for April and March's construction spending.

Tuesday: Consumer confidence for April was lower than forecasted, reaching its lowest level since December. It was 95.2 instead of the predicted 102.5. The 5 year auction was another piece of economic data that was beneficial for bonds. This temporarily boosted the bond market and mortgage rates began decreasing.

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• 30 year (FRM) rates at 3.79% (+0.08).
• 15 year (FRM) rates at 3.10% (+0.06).
• FHA 30 year Fixed rates at 3.50% (+0.15).
• Jumbo 30 year Fixed rates at 3.69% (+0.06).
• 5/1 ARM rates at 2.99% (+0.02).

Displaying rates for Mortgage Refinance in CA for $200,000

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Carolina Palmer

Carolina Palmer is the Senior Editor at Lender411. She graduated from Concordia University Irvine with a Bachelor's Degree in Communication Studies and Marketing. She has multiple years of experience in marketing and writing, and has previously worked with 3D Systems and Microsoft.