US Mortgage Market Index Rises Alongside Robust Q3 Corporate Earnings

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The US MBA Mortgage Market Index climbed to 195.0 for the week of October 23, compared to the previous 188.6. The Purchase Index advanced to 134.1, the Refinance Index reached 516.8, and the 30-year mortgage rate ticked down to 7.37%. In corporate earnings, ADP reported Q3 2026 adjusted EPS of USD 2.82 on revenue of USD 5.5 billion, while projecting 6% annual revenue growth. Phillips 66 (PSX) posted an adjusted EPS of USD 14.08. Aon (AON) delivered adjusted EPS of USD 3.36 with USD 4.1 billion in revenue. GE Healthcare Technologies posted an adjusted EPS of USD 1.34 and revenue of USD 5.5 billion. GE Vernova reported USD 12.6 billion in revenue and announced a USD 9 billion acquisition of Trench Group. Otis Worldwide recorded an adjusted EPS of USD 1.05, maintaining its outlook. Biogen raised the lower bound of its full-year diluted EPS forecast after posting an adjusted EPS of USD 2.62.

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The US MBA Market Composite Index rose from 188.6 to 195.0, indicating a slight rebound in housing demand. Meanwhile, major companies such as ADP, GE HealthCare, and Biogen posted strong Q3 earnings that exceeded expectations. Based on solid corporate earnings and housing indicator recovery, investors need to focus on individual stock selection markets.

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US mortgage applications increased by 3.4% this week, demonstrating the sensitivity of housing demand to falling interest rates. While strong earnings from major corporations support an earnings-driven market, geopolitical risks and macroeconomic volatility persist.

Going forward, the sustained stabilization of housing indicators and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy direction are expected to be key variables. Investors should monitor the continuity of housing-related indicators and whether companies achieve their guidance.

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