Chris Munson
SVP and Managing Director US Sales and Operations
The Money House

Mostly Holding Yesterday's Big Gains

Mostly Holding Yesterday's Big Gains

Bonds began the day in modestly weaker territory, but not weak enough to take 10yr yields above the 4.42% technical level. That was a notable development even before considering subsequent movement. The 8:30am PCE inflation data made room for a friendly reversal with modest losses being replaced by modest improvement. Bonds ultimately weren't able to hang onto the stronger levels seen in the morning with gradual selling in the late AM hours and another little pop of weakness following headlines that Iran had attacked a cargo ship in The Strait (not a U.S. ship, or the reaction would likely have been bigger). Bottom line: today failed to place an exclamation point on yesterday's rally, but it still wasn't a question mark. The only caveat is that quarter-end volatility is still a risk between now and Tuesday.

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Mostly Holding Yesterday's Big Gains

MBS & Treasury Markets
UMBS 5.0
98.59
+0.08 
10YR TREASURY
4.395
+0.008 
6/25/2026 3:20PM EST
We're sending this out as an update instead of an alert as prices are no lower than they were at 11:20am.  The difference is that Treasury yields are at their weakest levels since before this morning's PCE data and definitely a bit weaker than 11:20am levels.  MBS have also spent more time and volume trading at these post-data lows. Current prices are exactly an eighth of a point below the AM highs. We'd expect the jumpier lenders to perk up with respect to repri...   READ MORE
Today's Mortgage Rates
30YR Fixed
6.53%
-0.02% 
15YR Fixed
6.12%
-0.03% 
6/25/2026
Mortgage rates had a great day yesterday, moving within 0.01% of the lowest levels in more than a month. They dropped just a bit more today and are now officially the lowest they've been since May 14th.  Today's improvement was more of an afterthought, but nonetheless helps legitimize yesterday's heavy lifting as something other than a freak coincidence. The only word of caution is that the last few weeks of any given quarter can see elevated volatility in a random pa...   READ MORE
Economic Calendar
Time Event Period Actual Forecast Prior
Thursday, Jun 25
8:30AM Jun/13 Continued Claims (k) Jun/13 1821K 1800K 1810K
8:30AM Jun/20 Jobless Claims (k) Jun/20 215K 225K 226K
8:30AM May PCE prices (m/m) (%) May 0.4% 0.5% 0.4%
8:30AM Q1 GDP Final Sales (%) Q1 1.9% 1.5% 0.3%
8:30AM Q1 GDP (%) Q1 2.1% 1.6% 0.5%
8:30AM Q1 Corporate profits (% ) Q1 0.5% -0.4% 5.7%
8:30AM May PCE (y/y) (%) May 4.1% 4.1% 3.8%
8:30AM May Durable goods (%) May -4.5% -4.5% 7.9%
8:30AM May Core PCE (y/y) (%) May 3.4% 3.4% 3.3%
8:30AM May Core CapEx (%) May 1.6% 0.6% -1.1%
8:30AM Q1 PCE Prices (Q/Q) Q1 4.6% 4.5% 2.9%
8:30AM May Core PCE (m/m) (%) May 0.3% 0.3% 0.2%
8:30AM Q1 Core PCE Prices QoQ Q1 4.4% 4.4% 2.7%
1:00PM 7-Yr Note Auction (bl) 44
3:40PM Fed Williams Speech
3:40PM Fed Williams Speech
6:30PM Fed Goolsbee Speech
6:30PM Fed Goolsbee Speech
Friday, Jun 26
10:00AM Jun U Mich conditions Jun 48.9 45.8
10:00AM Jun Consumer Sentiment (ip) Jun 50 44.8
10:00AM Jun Sentiment: 5y Inflation (%) Jun 3.4% 3.9%
10:00AM Jun Sentiment: 1y Inflation (%) Jun 4.6% 4.8%
10:30AM Fed Williams Speech
11:30AM Fed Kashkari Speech
Chris Munson
SVP and Managing Director US Sales and Operations
The Money House