# mortgage rates this week

Mortgage rates fall for fourth week in a row | CNN Business » Mortgage rates fell slightly this week, as a smaller rate hike by the Federal Reserve signaled promising improvement on inflation. Cnn.com

30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage Average in the United States » View data of the average interest rate, calculated weekly, of fixed-rate mortgages with a 30-year repayment term. Fred.stlouisfed.org

30-Year Mortgage Rates Dip to 2-Week Low » Rates on 30-year mortgages have edged lower every day for a week, taking 15 basis points off the flagship average. Movement was close to flat for most other loan types. Investopedia.com

Mortgage rates rise to just short of 7% | CNN Business » US mortgage rates rose for the third week in a row but stayed just under the 7% threshold. Cnn.com

Mortgage rates drop for the ninth week in a row | CNN Business » US mortgage rates continued to drop this week, which extends the good news for home buyers who have been facing the least affordable housing market since the 1980s. Cnn.com

30-Year Mortgage Rates Jump Back Above 7% » After sinking below the 7% threshold for two days last week, the 30-year mortgage rate average jumped an eighth of a point Friday to end the week a bit above 7%. Investopedia.com

Mortgage demand drops as interest rates hit a 2-month high » Mortgage applications to purchase a home dropped 4.8% last week compared with the previous week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. Cnbc.com

Mortgage rates climb higher, edging closer to 8% | CNN Business » Mortgage rates continued to climb this week amid a stronger-than-expected economy. Cnn.com

Mortgage Rates » The 30-year fixed-rate has remained within a very narrow range over the last month, settling in at 6.69% this week. Given this stabilization in rates, potential homebuyers with affordability concerns have jumped off the fence back into the market. Despite persistent inventory challenges, we anticipate a busier spring homebuying season than 2023, with home prices continuing to increase at a steady pace. Freddiemac.com