Mortgage rates see fourth straight increase. What does this mean?
The uptick in the cost of home loans reflects a rise in the bond yields that lenders use as a guide to price mortgages, specifically the yield on the US 10-year Treasury. The yield on the 10-year Treasury has climbed from 3.62 percent in mid-September to 4.66% this week.
These are today's mortgage and refinance rates. Mortgage rates have been elevated this month, but they may still trend down ...
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Mortgage rates jumped to a six-month high of 6.93%, up from 6.91% last week, for the average 30-year fixed home loan for the ...
For the third day in a row, 30-year new mortgage rates held just below an unwelcome threshold. Meanwhile, rate movement was ...
The strength of the economy — and persistent inflation — is doing no favors for buyers begging for a downturn in rates.
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The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate ticked up again this week, remaining at its highest level since July.
Mortgage rates are driven by movement in the bond market and bonds were on a shortened schedule today due to the federal day ...
Rates on 30-year mortgage refinance loans edged up another 3 basis points Monday, pushing the average up to 7.15%. That's ...
Fourth week of higher rates comes after 10-year Treasury yields, which mirror mortgage rates, rose after new economic data ...
If you're among the millions of Americans who locked in a mortgage interest rate above 7%, you may have a chance to reduce ...
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