Rates have reversed, hitting 6.15% on Tuesday in response to overseas conflict
Appetite for bonds wanes as investors pile into the stock market and assess whether Donald Trump's return to the White House will fuel more government borrowing and reignite inflation
Rates keep falling as fresh data pours in, with investors who fund most mortgages still convinced the Federal Reserve will begin lowering rates in the spring to avoid strangling the economy
Opinion
Although economists expected rates to rise this year, nobody anticipated how fast they would rise. So what went wrong?
Lou Barnes shares his thoughts on the global economy
How housing finance agencies are incentivizing in the face of a weak bond market
Commentary: Real estate sparks in December
Commentary: Government borrowing a threat to long-term rates