Mortgage rates are a function of the financial markets and
monetary policy. For the economy to
remain robust, the financial markets have to cycle up and down like an
engine. The cycles generally last 6
– 7 years from trough to peak. The low
rate “deflationary cycle” began to turn in January – February and ended its
capitulation in July in a dramatic fashion.
The bias up is in full force and locking and closing fast is a critical
component in today’s mortgage industry.
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