30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates: The Chart Still Matters
The Fed does not directly set the 30-year fixed. See what the 5-year and 10-year moving averages, MACD momentum and the broader bond-market backdrop are telling us.

Mortgage rates, Treasury yields, housing activity, borrower strategy and the market forces connecting them — archived so each daily market post becomes part of a permanent research library.
The Fed does not directly set the 30-year fixed. See what the 5-year and 10-year moving averages, MACD momentum and the broader bond-market backdrop are telling us.

Browse by topic. As new LinkedIn posts become long-form MREWatch articles, they will be added here with a permanent URL.

Moving averages, MACD, the Fed misconception and the market forces shaping mortgage pricing.
Read full analysis →
Why transaction volume can reveal market weakness that price headlines alone may miss.
Coming next
How Treasury supply, investor demand and fiscal borrowing can feed into long-term yields and mortgage pricing.
Coming soon
Technical levels, momentum and the next catalyst affecting the bond market and mortgage-rate backdrop.
Coming soon