Tag Archives: jobs report
What ‘yuge’ job gains mean for mortgage rates
The U.S. economy added a whopping 271,000 jobs in October, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Continue reading
Stale jobs report, crisp mortgage rates?
The June jobs report was less-than-stellar. Find out what it means for mortgage rates. Continue reading
Low rates survive jobs report
The December employment report brought mixed news for potential mortgage borrowers and homeowners. Continue reading
Bullish jobs report bad for rates?
The employment report released this morning is great news for the economy but not so much for mortgage borrowers. Continue reading
Rates ignore jobs report, thanks to Europe
The jobs report could have pushed rates higher today but it hasn’t yet thanks to the European Central Bank. Continue reading
Borrowers dodge jobs report bullet
Mortgage rates didn’t move after investors realized that the jobless rate plunged because the workforce shrank. Continue reading
Will jobs report push rates up?
This morning’s February employment report had mixed news for the economy and for mortgage borrowers. Continue reading
Bipolar jobs report might help homebuyers
The puzzling December jobs report may bring some good news to homebuyers and homeowners seeking to get a low mortgage rate. Continue reading
Jobs report = bad news for borrowers
The November employment report brings good news to the economy but should serve as a wake-up call to mortgage borrowers. Continue reading
Weak jobs report may help borrowers
The U.S. gained fewer jobs in August than expected. Continue reading