Inflation Concerns Keep Rates Rising

Bonds were down again Friday as inflation concerns continued to push rates upward. Rates will increase by about .375 to price today. There was no economic data released today, but the feeling on the bond market has become quite negative with overwhelming focus on inflation and the likelihood that the Fed will increase rates at their next meeting.

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Bernanke assures market the Fed will "act as necessary."

National Rates

Loan Type Today
30 Year Fixed   6.05
15 Year Fixed   5.72
5/1 Adjustable   5.78

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