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Mortgage News Daily·Oct 29, 202649 signal

Rates Dip to New Multi-Week Lows

After 4 rather uneventful trading days, the bond market (which underlies interest rate movement) experienced a bit more volatility today. Fortunately, it was volatility in a friendly direction. 10yr Treasury yields ended the day at their lowest level since September 22nd. Mortgage rates dropped to their lowest mark since September 23rd for the average lender.  [thirtyyearmortgagerates] Bond gains coincided with moments of weakness in the stock market, primarily at the 9:30am NYSE open and the 4pm close. Weaker guidance from the likes of Intel and Amazon reinforced the recently cautious narrative surrounding tech and the AI buildout, sending tech stocks sharply lower at 4pm. NOTE: today's mortgage rate index has not yet been updated for any additional lender reprices that may hit in the coming hours.

Economy
FXStreet·Oct 29, 202645 signal

Thai Baht: BoT holds rates as curve steepening risks – DBS

DBS Group Research economist Chua Han Teng analyzes Thailand Markets after the Bank of Thailand (BoT) kept its policy rate at 1.00% for a fourth consecutive meeting. He expects the BoT to remain on hold through 2026, keeping short-end government bond yields stable, while warning that long-end yields face steepening risks from global energy, food prices and US Treasury spillovers.

Finance
PYMNTS.com·Oct 29, 202648 signal

American Express Converts Card Rewards Into Bank Deposits

By PYMNTS | October 29, 2026 | American Express has introduced new ways for consumer and business cardholders in the United States to redeem rewards for a deposit into eligible American Express bank accounts, the company said in a Thursday (Oct. 29) press release . For consumers, U.S. Consumer Cash Back Card members ca

FinanceAXP
assetphysics·Oct 29, 202648 signal

"The ECB’s interest rate freeze will do little to ease the pressure on the property market. This is because long-term capital market interest rates are the key factor for property financing, and these have risen significantly in recent months."

SaveLikeFrancesco Fedele, CEO der BF.direkt AG. Bildquelle: BF.direktFrancesco Fedele, CEO of BF.direkt AG“The ECB’s interest rate pause will do little to ease the pressure on the property market. This is...

Economy