Purchase applications down, refinance applications up. Moderna brings hope to COVID-19 as all 45 participants produced. antibodies

30-days or more delinquent, up from last month. Those seriously delinquent (meaning 90 days or more delinquent), remained at 12%. Homes in foreclosure dropped from 0.4% to 0.3%...but you won't see the longer term effects until later as that 3.6% spike I mentioned earlier, in 30-days or more will likely translate to more 90 day delinquencies. The foreclosure drop is likely due to forbearance, which has been giving people a lifeline and lets hope this lifeline does not turn into as they say, kicking the can down the road.

Are Investors looking past rising coronavirus cases and new shutdowns and instead are focusing on fiscal and monetary support from central banks and governments to lead to recovery and contain economic damage?

Another good day for Interest rates and did 32% of renters and homeowners really “miss their July housing payments” ? Really ?

Will home prices drop 6.6% from May 2020 to May 2021 ? What happened to a 1.3% drop ? https://www.corelogic.com/insights-download/home-price-index.aspx#:~:text=Home%20price%20growth%20is%20expected,0.3%25%20compared%20with%20April%202020.&text=Nationally%2C%20the%20for%2Dsale%20inventory,on%20average%2025%25%20in%20April.

Strong Jobs report moves rates minimally. More important was the jobs report accurate ?

I've been saying that the combination of Positive economic news and positive virus vaccine news will put upward pressure on rates. With today’s news that Pfizer and BioNTech see early positive results for a coronavirus vaccine candidate, will a strong jobs report tomorrow raise rates ?

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Existing Home Sales and Contract signings to purchase existing homes in the U.S. surged in May by the most on record. The National Association of Realtors’ index of pending home sales increased 44.3% to a three-month high , after falling 21.8 percent in April, the largest single month plunge on record, right after the second highest fall of 20.8 percent in March.

Stocks opened lower amid concerns of new restrictions on reopening the economy as the U.S. saw another single day record in daily coronavirus confirmations. The total number of cases has exceeded 2.4 million, primarily in the southern and western states.