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The Nasdaq Composite slipped 1.03% on Tuesday, closing at 26,099.77, as growth stocks were weighed down by higher oil prices and bond yields.
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Composite index level from the opening bell through .
Source: Nasdaq Composite minute chart. Levels shown at 09:30, each full hour and 16:00 EDT.
Session return versus 15:00–16:00 EDT return. Index closes are preliminary at 16:00 EDT.
Sources: Google Finance S&P 500, Nasdaq and Google Finance Dow. Last-hour changes use 15:00 and 16:00 EDT levels.
Advancing versus declining issues reported at 14:36 EDT.
Source: Reuters market breadth. Green denotes advancers; red denotes decliners.
Annual percentage yield or policy range, percent
As of . Sources: Fortune/Curinos, Bankrate, FDIC, Federal Reserve.
FDIC national average APY by maturity
Source: FDIC National Rates and Rate Caps, August 17, 2026.
Interest on a $10,000 deposit, using stated APY
Arithmetic assumes a full one-year holding period. Rate sources: FDIC and Bankrate, September 1, 2026.
Unit: U.S. dollars per ETF share. Source: Nasdaq real-time quote and intraday feed.
Reported June 30, 2026
Source: Invesco QQQM fact sheet. Portfolio metrics can change.
Market-price or index return through June 30, 2026
Source: Invesco QQQM fact sheet. ETF figure uses market price.
E-mini Nasdaq-100 contract, index points
Premarket change versus Monday’s close; delayed quotes captured for the 05:00 EDT run
Change versus the relevant prior close or settlement
Percent change versus Monday’s close, delayed 05:00 EDT run capture
| Metric | Reading | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Net interest income | $16.0B, +9% YoY | Primary beneficiary of a higher-rate path |
| ROTCE | 17.0% | Strong return on tangible equity |
| Average deposits | $2.02T | Scale of funding base |
| Average loans | $1.22T | Asset base monetizing the rate curve |
| CET1 ratio | 11.2% | Capital buffer for growth and buybacks |
| Dividend yield | 2.05% | Income support at the Aug. 28 close |
Sources: Bank of America Q2 2026 investor materials; Google Finance market data; Reuters market and legal reporting. Figures are historical and not investment advice.
Listings greatly exceed active demand, but the monthly payment burden remains near its 2026 high.
Updated Aug. 27, 2026Market/asset/sectorPrincipal and interest only. The rate increase adds about $176 monthly, or $2,112 annually.
| Metric | 2025 | 2026E | 2027E |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total home sales | 4.75M | 4.74M | 4.94M |
| Housing starts | 1.36M | 1.37M | 1.34M |
| 30-year rate, avg. | 6.6% | 6.5% | 6.7% |
| Mortgage originations | $1.96T | $2.17T | $2.29T |
Bullish: A sustained decline in Treasury yields lowers mortgage payments and unlocks sidelined demand without requiring deep discounts.
Bearish: Rates remain near 2026 highs, keeping buyer counts depressed and forcing builders to extend incentives.
Watch: Weekly mortgage rates, price-cut shares, pending sales and builder incentive use.
| Indicator | Latest | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Mortgage applications | -0.4% | Week ended Aug. 14 |
| Purchase applications | -2.0% | Week/week |
| Refinance applications | +2.0% | Week/week |
| Refinance applications | -18% | Year/year |
| Housing starts | -12.4% | July |
| Building permits | +5.0% | July |
| Rate | Monthly P&I | Versus 6.65% |
|---|---|---|
| 6.00% | $2,398 | -$170 |
| 6.50% | $2,528 | -$40 |
| 6.65% | $2,568 | Baseline |
| 7.00% | $2,661 | +$93 |
A two-basis-point weekly decline saves about $5. A move from 6.65% to 6.00% saves nearly $170. The housing response is therefore more likely to depend on a sustained bond rally than one quiet week.
| Time (EDT) | Release | Baseline | Read-through |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tue., Aug. 25 • 10:00 | July new-home sales | June: 628,000 SAAR; 9.3 months’ supply | Homebuilders, materials, housing ETFs |
| Wed., Aug. 26 • 07:00 | MBA applications | Purchase -2%; refinance +2% | Mortgage lenders and regional banks |
| Thu., Aug. 27 • 12:00 | Freddie Mac PMMS | 30-year fixed 6.65% | Affordability and rate-sensitive equities |
Freddie Mac PMMS • Mortgage Bankers Association • U.S. Census housing starts • U.S. Census new-home sales. Daily 6.64% purchase quote: Zillow marketplace data published August 24, 2026, 06:00 EDT via Yahoo Finance.
A one-day Treasury rally does not yet reset housing affordability. The cleaner signal is a sustained fall in the 10-year yield. That would lower borrower costs, revive refinancing and improve mortgage turnover. Until then, Rocket's servicing scale and liquidity matter more than the headline relief.