Looks like rising mortgage interest rates might be delayed as I stated before. Treasury auction today shows demand is still there for 10 Year Notes which are one of the key plays tied into what mortgage rates look. Found this good article below and wanted to share with you guys. The key now is to watch the Treasury note schedule of when the auctions are for the 10 year notes and see how demand will be for the notes. If the auctions do not find demand then rates will rise, just not sure how high. Right now the mortgage interest rates are mainly speculation on the demand and this will cause a roller coaster ride. Hope you find this helpful 
Treasury Auction Finds Strong Demand For 10-Year Notes
Published: Wednesday, 7 Apr 2010 | 1:10 PM ET
By: Jeff Cox
CNBC.com http://www.cnbc.com/id/36220519
Investors showed surprisingly strong appetite for long-dated Treasurys in a Wednesday auction that saw high demand and lower-than-expected yield.
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What you need to watch for to see if mortgage rates will rise is the 10 year Treasury Note sale date after the end of March. The FED is ending their stimulus program for buying mortgage backed securities and debt which comes in one form as Treasury Notes. The mortgage rate market will be pretty bumpy up until the 1st auction is held without one major buyer which is the FED and that date is April 7th according to the Treasury Note auction schedule. Some of this is explained in this old prediction post mortgage rates will rise by end of 1st quarter 2010. I decided to put out a couple of key dates you should be watching for, but in the mean time get ready to hold on to the interest rate roller coaster for the next month or so.
March 31st — Ends the FED stimulus of being a 1.25 Trillion dollar buyer in the market of our debt.
April 6th — this is the auction date for 3 year Treasury Notes. (are not tied into mortgage rates as much but a good indication of the demand for buying Treasury Notes.
April 7th — 10 Year Treasury Note Auction, the bid day of determining what the demand will be for this debt and one of the key elements tied into mortgage rates. This is also the first auction after the FED pulled out of being a 1.25 Trillion dollar buyer in this market.
Be interested in hearing what you think about this. Hope this helps
Just like in an earlier post Mortgage Rates Will Rise, looks like demand is slowing down at least at the 5-year auction. The big one will be watching for the 10-year Treasury auction since they are the ones that are tied into mortgage rates. It will be very interesting over the next few weeks to see how the market will react about mortgage rates. Some are saying mortgage rates will stay the same and the market has already set the price. Others are saying that mortgage rates will be jumping up by maybe one whole percentage point. Only time will tell which way the mortgage rates will go, and we will not know for sure until we are fullying into April and after the 10-year Treasury note aution takes place then. Here is an article from CNBC, Hope this helps
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Oct3
I sound like a broken record about this $8,000 tax credit for 1st time home buyers, but November 30th is right around the corner and if you were ever just thinking of buying…….NOW IS THE TIME.
Let me give you two reasons:
1. $8,000 tax credit ……….you could get this money!!!
2. Rates are pushing an all time low record. If you are waiting for them to get lower……DON’T!!!!
Have you ever heard of a person buying a stock buy at the excact lowest price of that stock…….NO! If a person did, then it is like them winning the lottery. The FED can not keep printing our money for FREE (over night rate is 0% to .25%) and from the sounds of it, looking to start pulling back buying treasury notes in the 1st quarter of next year. What this means is when the Treasury stops buy the governments debt……….RATES GO UP!!!
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