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The upward trend that we’ve seen for rates over the last four weeks continued last week, according to the latest survey of average mortgage rates by Freddie Mac. Fortunately, the inflation data that came out last week – the PCE Index, which is the Fed’s favorite gauge of inflation – met expectations at 2.8 percent
Usually, the release of the Fed Minutes is a minor affair, however, last week was a different story as markets try and figure out what the Fed’s next moves are going to be. Not too long ago, traders expected the Fed to start cutting rates at their March meeting, which could have helped mortgage rates
Well, wouldn’t you know it, as soon as we start enjoying improved rates as we head into the Spring home buying season, the latest CPI (consumer price index) report spooks the bond and mortgage markets, and rates rise for the week. According to the latest survey of average rates by Freddie Mac, the rate for
Although mortgage rates have remained in a rather narrow range throughout the beginning of this year, we’ve seen a great deal of volatility as interest rates in the larger economy have moved all over the place since 2024 started. What’s going on that’s driving this volatility? By the looks of it, much of the volatility
Wow, what a wild ride for mortgage rates last week! Let’s unpack what happened and what it means for you. First, the Fed meeting adjourned on Wednesday afternoon, and as expected, they paused a hike of its key interest rate (called the Fed Funds Rate). The bond market reacted favorably, and as a result, mortgage
The positive economic readings of the last week – like robust retail sales, low unemployment, and healthy GDP (gross domestic product) – caused rates to tick up slightly, according to the latest survey of average rates by Freddie Mac. However, rates remain in a narrow range, not bouncing around too much. According to Sam Khater,
Mortgage rates have bounced around a bit over the past week, but still staying in a rather narrow range. However, whether this range is the highest rates will be in the near term or the lowest they’ll be in the near term depends on a few factors – most recent moves in the markets have
Mortgage rates continued to move sideways this last week, according to the latest survey of average rates published by Freddie Mac. After watching average mortgage rates drop by more than a percentage point in October and December, we all got excited to see rates continue to fall, but they haven’t. They also haven’t gone back
As we settle into the new year, mortgage rates continue to move sideways after seeing significant improvement between late October and mid-December. Also, the 30-year fixed rate is only slightly higher, by .14 percent higher than this time a year ago, according to Freddie Mac’s survey of average mortgage rates. Friday, the latest Jobs Report
Happy New Year! May 2024 be your best year yet! On that note, if you’re planning a home purchase, mortgage rates have dropped to their best levels since last May. And interestingly, the 10-year Treasury Note – which mortgage rates often follow – ended 2023 at similar levels as it started 2023. Mortgage rates behaved