Often, the jobs report is the single most consequential monthly economic report. And January's is due this morning.

We're due several economic reports today. But the one most likely to change mortgage rates is the retail sales one.

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There's nothing on today's calendar to move mortgage rates. So, unless some significant unscheduled event crops up, it might be a quiet day.

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