Mortgage Rates: Why They Have Not Kept Pace with Lower Treasury Rates

by | Jun 2, 2020 | Economic, General Real Estate | 0 comments

With the 10-year Treasury reaching all-time lows (0.68% as of 6/2/2020) a few months ago, the expectation on the part of many consumers was that mortgage rates would be much lower.  In actuality, mortgage rates were slow to move down


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