Mortgage rates finally ticked higher today—but the move is mild, and the bigger story is still inflation later this week. 📊

Today’s bump was more “month-end noise” than a trend shift. The real action comes with this week’s economic reports.

Mortgage rates are drifting quietly this week, with the next big move likely tied to next Friday’s jobs report.

Mortgage rates are expected to hover in the mid- to upper-6% range through 2029, with only gradual relief on the horizon.

CPI made headlines, but your rate quote likely looks the same as yesterday’s.

📉 Mortgage Rates Hold Steady at 10-Month Lows

Rates are effectively flat today, and apart from a tiny bump yesterday (0.01%), we’re still sitting at the lowest mortgage rates in the past 10 months.

Mortgage rates held steady today, but all eyes are on tomorrow’s jobs report—which could send them swinging in either direction.

Cooler Inflation, But Mortgage Rates Stay Cautious

Mortgage rates are inching up in early July, but market behavior hints that a reversal may be on the horizon.

Mortgage rates are at their lowest levels since early April, and with expectations for a Fed rate cut in July, now might be the perfect time to explore your options

Mortgage rates have dipped to their lowest levels since April, creating a great opportunity for buyers and refinancers to lock in savings as home prices show early signs of cooling.

Mortgage rates fluctuated today following bond market moves ahead of tomorrow’s key Fed announcement, which could impact borrowing costs for buyers, sellers, and homeowners.

Mortgage rates have barely budged this week, but tomorrow's CPI report could shake things up—if it delivers a big surprise. 📊

Mortgage rates have finally dipped back below 7%—offering a welcome opportunity for buyers and homeowners after weeks of volatility.

Relief at Last: Mortgage Rates Dip Below 7%

Mortgage Rates hold steady - near recent highs.

Mortgage rates remain influenced by uncertainties such as the impact of tariffs, trade deals, and inflation trends, making it essential to stay informed when making decisions about refinancing or purchasing a home.

Mortgage rates inched higher following the U.S.-U.K. trade deal, as bond market concerns over inflation and global demand added fresh pressure.

Mortgage rates held steady this morning but dipped slightly after a strong reception for the 10-year Treasury auction. While the change wasn't large, it signals a positive shift, making it a good time to explore your mortgage options.