For the 2nd day in a row, the close of European markets is creating some small-scale volatility in the US. This time, it's in the other direction. Treasury yields are moving higher and MBS are back in line with the morning's lows (down about an eighth of a point on the day).
For almost any lender, this isn't enough weakness for negative reprice risk. That's especially true in cases where a lender priced a bit more conservatively out of the gate. Nonetheless, being an eighth of a point lower on the day (or more specifically, versus the highs of the day) does bring some small amount of negative reprice risk for the jumpiest lenders.