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The volume of mortgage applications in the US surged by 29.7% from the previous week in the period ending September 12th, the sharpest growth rate since January and the second-highest since interest rates crashed in March of 2020, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association. The result aligned with a 10bps plunge in benchmark mortgage rates, extending the 15bps drop on the previous week to their lowest in nearly one year, as a wave of pessimistic labor market data drove yields on long-dated Treasury securities to plunge. Application volumes for a contract to refinance a mortgage, which is more sensitive to short term changes in interest rates, surged by 60% from the previous week, with average loan sizes reaching a series-high. In turn, applications for a mortgage to buy a new home inched 3% higher.

US Mortgage Applications Surge on Lower Rates

The average contract interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages with conforming loan balances ($806,500 or less) in the US fell sharply to 6.39% in the week ending September 12th 2025, a fresh low since October 2024, from 6.49% in the previous period, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. Mortgage rates were down for a third consecutive week, tracking lower Treasury yields as investors get increasingly convinced the Fed will resume rate cuts in September. As a result, mortgage applications jumped 29.7% and applications to refinance a home loan soared 58%.

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India's BSE Sensex closed about 0.4% up at 82,693.7 on Wednesday, a fresh high since July 23 and extending gains for a second day, reflecting a positive yet cautious mood.  IT, banking, and auto were the top-performing sectors, whereas metals and FMCG experienced profit-booking. Investors stayed optimistic about the outcome of ongoing trade negotiations between India and the United States. Positive sentiment around policy reforms and domestic inflows also continued to support market sentiment, but ongoing FII selling and caution ahead of the US Fed policy decision capped the momentum. On the business front, SBI, BEL, Kotak Mahindra Bank and Maruti were among the top gainers, adding between 1% and nearly 3%.

Sensex Advances for 2nd Day

Uranium futures in the US rose to $76.5 per pound, approaching the two-month high of $77 touched on September 8th amid bets of higher nuclear power capacity and downward revisions to supply expectations. The US government announced it would increase uranium in its national strategic stockpile, in addition to announcing joint plans with the UK on accelerating nuclear power plant approvals. Consistently, a report from the World Nuclear Association forecasting that uranium demand for nuclear power is due to rise by 28% by 2030, reflecting government's preference of nuclear power to reach energy security goals and increasing data-center demand by software companies. On the supply front, Canada's Cameco, the second largest uranium miner in the world, cut its annual production guidance due to expansion delays in its McArthur mine in Saskatchewan. Additionally, top producer Kazatomprom stated it would cut its output by 10% next year, citing volatility in the spot mined uranium market.

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