Delaware Mortgage Rates – Update for September 24, 2007
Mortgage Bond prices have changed very little so far today and are right at important support at the 200-day Moving Average. Commodity prices, including gold and crude oil, continue to move higher, which is a concern for bonds because of inflation pressure.
There are no economic reports on the schedule today but later in the week the Core Personal Consumption Expenditure Index (PCE), the Fed’s favored gauge of consumer inflation, will be released. All ears and eyes will be glued to this report for any hint of consumer inflation.
If bond prices can remain above the 200-day Moving Average, I will recommend to Float your Delaware Mortgage Rate until this floor is convincingly broken.
If you would like to apply for a Mortgage Loan, you can APPLY ONLINE HERE, you can call John Thomas at 302-703-0727.
John R. Thomas – NMLS 38783
Certified Mortgage Planner – Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc.
302-703-0727 DE Office / 610-906-3109 PA Office / 410-412-3319 MD Office
248 E Chestnut Hill Rd, Newark, DE 19713