Mortgage rates hit a one-year high alongside economic bond yields, setting a new benchmark for 30-year mortgages. Despite growing housing stock, demand is still low. The secondary lending market faced higher costs, while the new mortgage market had decreasing costs. KBRA released a synopsis of the United Kingdom mortgage conference, and Scottish Financial Trust shrunk its China portfolio to 11% of its portfolio.
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