With mortgage rates lower than most people could have ever predicted and more homes being sold on a monthly basis, we could be prepping ourselves for a housing market rebound. Just with any sort of market analysis, you’re going to get the folks who think that everything is fine and dandy, and you’re going to find writers who feel that everything is in a pre-apocalyptic state.
Tag Archives | Housing Data
Housing Data Released This Week – Market Update
by Victoria Araj on April 18, 2011 in Economic Analysis
Treasuries opened higher this morning on speculation that Greece will be unable to avoid a debt default. Later this morning, the National Association of Home Builders will be releasing their April housing market index which is expected to be unchanged. S&P just revised the U.S. long-term outlook from a stable rating to negative…mortgage-backed bonds initially sold off approximately a quarter point from this morning’s open.
$142B Portfolio of Mortgage-Backed Securities Will Wind Down – Market Update
by Victoria Araj on March 21, 2011 in Market Update
Treasuries and mortgage bonds are lower after an announcement that the government plans to wind down its $142 billion portfolio of mortgage-backed securities. Some of the key economic releases slated for the week include the housing numbers and Friday’s Gross Domestic Product report.
Market Update – Speculation of Second Round of Quantitative Easing
by Jordan Fylonenko on September 20, 2010 in Market Update
Bond markets are down from where they opened on Friday morning. The focus of this week’s economic data will be on Tuesday’s FOMC meeting and the housing data. We do not expect significant changes to the language in the FOMC statement, however, there is a lot of speculation of a second round of quantitative easing.
Market Update – Fed Continues Buying Treasuries to Keep Rates Low
by Jordan Fylonenko on August 23, 2010 in Market Update
The Fed showed their concern last week over a potential stalled economic recovery when they said that they would continue buying treasuries in an effort to keep rates low. Some of the key economic releases for the week include the $107 billion of Treasury auctions, Wednesday’s housing data and Friday’s GDP.
Market Update – June Employment Data to be Released Friday
by Jordan Fylonenko on June 28, 2010 in Market Update
Treasury prices are slightly higher this morning following this weekend’s uneventful G20 talks. We have a busy week with important date to comb through. We have consumer and housing data, manufacturing data, and very important June employment date on Friday.
House Sizes Down According To Preliminary Census Data
by Amber Hunt on June 21, 2010 in Trends
More Americans are choosing smaller living spaces when compared to previous years according to preliminary US census data.
Top 5 States To Get The Best Return On Your Home Investment
by Amber Hunt on June 2, 2010 in Home Buying, Market Update, Mortgage Rates, Smart Shopper
Data from the Federal Housing Finance Industry provides insights into the top 5 states where you’re most likely to see a return on your housing investment.
Capital Markets Update – January Housing Data Higher Than Expected
by Jenny Zhang on February 17, 2010 in Market Update
We have a lot of economic releases slated for today, beginning with January’s housing data, which came in higher than expected and is sending bond markets down even further.
Capital Markets Update – Market Awaits PPI, Housing Data, & CPI Reports
by Jenny Zhang on December 14, 2009 in Market Update
While there is nothing on the economic calendar today, the remainder of the week will be packed with important data. Key reports include the PPI, housing data, and CPI.
