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Mortgage interest rates just fell to a 3-year low. Here's why (and what to do now).


Mortgage rates just hit their lowest point since 2022, which means there are a few moves buyers should make now. Read More

Mortgage Rates Are Finally Falling. Here’s Why They Can Move Fast.


What happens when expectations of future interest rates start to drop rapidly is that bond investors become willing to pay more for the next lower-coupon bucket. And mortgage originators in turn see ... Read More

Mortgage Rates Are Falling — Is Now the Time To Buy?


Mortgage rates have fallen to 6.35%, marking the biggest drop of 2025. Discover what’s driving the decline and whether now is the right time to buy a home. Read More

Mortgage rates are falling fast. Is it a good time to buy a home?


Meanwhile, the typical price of a home has fallen in recent months. The median sales price of a home in the U.S. registered at $410,800 over three months ending in June, which marked a decline from a ... Read More

Here's what mortgage interest rates could look like by the end of 2025


This dip in mortgage loan rates isn't just good for homebuyers, though. It has also energized existing homeowners, as evidenced by the surge in both purchase and refinance applications that occurred ... Read More

Mortgage Rates May Fall Before Fed's Much-Anticipated September Rate Cut: Here's Why


Banks may lower mortgage rates before Fed's Sept. 17 rate cut. 10-year Treasury yield and investor demand for mortgage securities may play a role. Read More

The Fed Cut Rates. Will Mortgage Rates Follow Suit?


Some homebuyers have been anticipating lower mortgage rates after the Federal Reserve's September meeting, but mortgage interest rates are unlikely to fall further as a result of the Fed rate cut. Read More

Don’t expect mortgage rates to fall after the Fed’s interest-rate cuts. But here’s one move borrowers can make right now.


Mortgage rates aren’t likely to drop after the coming Federal Reserve meeting, when the central bank is expected to cut interest rates, economists say. Read More

Home mortgage demand surges as rates drop to 6.35%


Mortgage rates are finally falling, and just saw their biggest weekly drop in the past year. The average interest rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage in the past week was 6.35%, according to ... Read More

Mortgage rates continued to fall this week


Mortgage rates dipped to 6.50%, the lowest in nearly a year. Pending home sales rose 1.6% year over year, but affordability challenges persist. Median monthly housing payments fell to $2,593, the ... Read More

Will mortgage interest rates drop after Fed cut? Here's what to know


The Federal Reserve’s benchmark rate isn’t directly tied to mortgage rates. It is tied to credit card, auto loans and other borrowing rates. Read More

Why the 10-year Treasury yield might not fall much further


The August Consumer Price Index (CPI) report showed prices remained sticky, but investors are still banking on a 25 basis point rate cut from the Federal Reserve at its September meeting. Even if the ... Read More


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