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Shares of homebuilding and housing-related companies are trading lower amid an uptick in bond yields and oil prices. Also, recent comments from dovish FOMC voter Cook indicating a willingness to raise rates and reports suggesting that Fed Chair Warsh is open to a September hike if inflation remains hot may have investors seeing elevated mortgage rates.
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