As you may have heard, Brexit doesn’t happen instantly. In fact, it will take years before the UK finally sorts out its relationship with the EU. So why have rates gone lower and remained lower even as the initial panic subsides?
Source: Kevin Litwicki Universal Lending
Now That Brexit is Mainstream, Here's Something Even Bigger

Last week, we discussed the reasons that Brexit would be a big deal for mortgage rates. This week, we see it was even bigger than imagined. But mortgage rates certainly have NOT flirted with all-time lows in the same way US Treasuries have. What’s up with that?
Source: Kevin Litwicki Universal Lending
Brexit Opens "All-Time Low Rate" Conversation

First there was “Grexit” and now there’s “Brexit.” What do these terms mean and why have they had such a huge impact on interest rates around the world?
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What's Brexit and Why Should You Care?

Despite strength in Stocks and oil, mortgage rates have surged back to 3-year lows as the Fed rate hike outlook grows dimmer. Could we see new all-time low rates any time soon and what would that mean for refi demand?
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Are We On Our Way Back to All-Time Low Rates?

Last week was all about strong housing data. This week has been all about rates. Thanks to Friday’s awful jobs report, and a few supporting actors, rates are back in line with Mid-May levels!
Source: Kevin Litwicki Universal Lending
Rates Surge Lower After Massively Weak Jobs Report