Mortgage rates are more than 7% as tariffs are hit on the bond market

The secondary rate of 30 years of popular mortgages collected up to 5.1% to 5.1% on Friday for daily mortgage. The highest rate since mid fees.

Mortgage prices have been on a roller coastal ship all week, as a bond product Higher in half of the week When President Donald Trump comes into force when new tariffs for dozens of countries enter into force. Productivity fell while Trump reduced the tariff rate in most countries after hours. Tariffs in Chinese imports, but are currently 145%.

But the bonds began to sell again on Friday, Despite a cool inflation report than expected. Mortgage rates freely watch the productivity in the 10-year treasury.

“There are some bad weeks for the gardens here, and everyone who survived to read these words, if your career does not start before 1981, you saw only 10 years of productivity,” said Matthew Graham, Matga Graham, General Operating Officer.

Graham said that today the gardens are two ways to look at the place of trading today: “This is the end of two weeks in the end of the weekend of 10 years since 1981 or the last 18 months of the last 18 months.”

Friday, the other Monthly Report on Consumer Feelings came significantly lower than expected. The expectation of inflation in March is 5% in April, 6.7%, in the highest level since 1981.

All this is in the center of a comprehensive spring housing market. A home for most consumers is their only largest investment.

“Forget apartments in this environment, consumers with mortgages are certainly concerned about the business market, the apartment will be on the weak side,” said Nancy Lazarus in Piper Sandler, “Chief Global Economy “Exchange” Friday.