Why does the 30 year mortgage rate so closely match the 10 year treasury bond YTM
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Explanation:
There is a strong correlation between mortgage interest rates and Treasury yields, according to a plot of 30-year conventional mortgages and 10-year Treasury yields using Federal Reserve Economic Data. Mortgage interest rates are higher than Treasury yields because mortgages are riskier than Treasury bonds.
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Banks intentionally track the 10 year treasury bond YTM.
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30 year mortgages usually only last about 10 years because people will sell their homes.
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