Michael BeckerMortgage banker, Happy Mortgage, Lutherville, Md.The jump in mortgage rates since the announcement of the latest quantitative easing has seemingly played out. Given the still-fragile state of the economy and the emergence of more sovereign debt crises, I expect Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities to rally a bit, giving us slightly lower rates in the coming week.
Dan GreenWaterstone Mortgage, author of TheMortgageReports.com, CincinnatiInflation concerns take a back seat to geopolitical and economic tension.
Dick LepreSenior loan officer, RPM Mortgage, San FranciscoThe daily tech upcrossed to bullish Nov. 22. The shorter-term techs are oversold, and this is a week with trading thinned by the Thanksgiving holiday. But we should see recovery (higher prices, lower yields) for Treasuries next week and a dip in mortgage rates.