U.S. mortgage rates fall for 4th straight week.
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Mortgage rates creep lower.
U.S. mortgage rates remain essentially flat
U.S. mortgage rates move down.
U.S. mortgage rates continue to stay under 7% threshold
30-year fixed-rate mortgages average 6.86%.
U.S. mortgage rates remain under 7% threshold for the 17th consecutive week.
The 15-year FRM averaged 5.89%, down from last week when it averaged 5.92%. A year ago at this time, the 15-year FRM averaged 6.38%.
U.S. mortgage rates continue to decline.
15-year mortgage rate falls to 5.94%.
15-year rate climbs to 6.03% as spring homebuying demand outpaces 2024 by 13%.
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage continues to trend down.
Furniture demand drives OSB and particleboard growth while exports fall and investment remains weak.
15-year mortgage dips 7 basis points while 30-year remains below 2024 average.
15-year fixed mortgage rises to 5.89%, up 6 basis points from last week.
The increase reflects a 3% rise in home-sale prices and a 6.67% average mortgage rate.
15-year mortgage rate increases to 5.83%, up from 5.80% last week.
Pending sales fall 5.2% while active listings increase 11% in the latest housing market data.
High unemployment and stalled construction investments raise concerns despite inflation exceeding 2% target.
Despite volatility in the markets, mortgage rates have remained relatively stable in recent weeks.