Mortgage Rates Slightly Lower as Holiday Shortened Week Begins

Mortgage rates kicked off Thanksgiving week with a small but welcome drop, easing back from the upper end of their recent range after last week’s gradual climb. Monday’s improvement came as the bond market strengthened throughout the day, giving lenders room to lower rates slightly and keep them locked inside the narrow band they’ve held since late October.

However, the calm start doesn’t mean the rest of the week will be quiet. Holiday weeks often bring strange market moves because fewer traders are active, which means even small headlines can cause outsized swings. That risk is higher this year because several key economic reports—backlogged during the government shutdown—are set to be released on Tuesday and Wednesday. Any surprises in those numbers could quickly jolt bond markets and, with them, mortgage rates. For now, borrowers are seeing slightly better pricing, but the next few days could be bumpy.

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