10 year treasury yield

The 10-Year Treasury Is Rising — What That Means for Investors Refinancing Soon

The 10-Year Treasury Is Rising — What That Means for Investors Refinancing Soon

This week the 10-year Treasury yield moved higher, driven by global uncertainty and market reactions to geopolitical tensions. For real estate investors, that matters more than headlines. Because mortgage rates — especially investor loans like DSCR — tend to move with the 10-year Treasury. When the 10-year rises, borrowing costs usually follow. Why the 10-Year The 10-Year Treasury Is Rising — What That Means for Investors Refinancing Soon

The Fed Cut Rates—Will DSCR Pricing Fall Next?

The Fed lowered the federal funds rate by 0.25% today to a 3.50%–3.75% target range. It’s the third cut since September and, yes, markets were watching closely. Financial Times+1 But here’s the part that matters for investors: DSCR and mortgage pricing don’t move 1:1 with the Fed’s overnight rate. They lean much more on the The Fed Cut Rates—Will DSCR Pricing Fall Next?