They generally move in the same direction, but mortgage rates are bit higher because mortgages are a little riskier than Treasuries.
While Treasury yields and mortgage rates don't move in lockstep, they are driven by many of the same things and so
they generally move in the same direction most of the time.
Everybody had their own efforts and was
generally moving in the same direction, but it was like herding cats.
The fact that two variables
generally move in the same direction does not imply causation.
We know that the U.S. and Canada
generally move in the same directions with monetary policies.
Not exact matches
Bonds are
generally less volatile than stocks and often don't
move in the
same direction as stocks, so they can be a good diversifier
in an investment portfolio.