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.

Markets Slide Ahead of Fed – Eyes on June Cut Odds

Mortgage rates are slowly recovering after a recent spike.

Despite recent market volatility, the bond market has helped bring interest rates lower, with the average 30-year fixed rate now falling under 6.875%.

The 10-Year Treasury is climbing, pushing mortgage rates higher—market uncertainty and tariff tensions are driving the spike, so if you're thinking of buying or refinancing, now’s the time to act!

Rates are rising for a mix of reasons—many of which are flying under the radar. While it’s hard to predict how all of this will play out long-term, the bond market is making its displeasure loud and clear for now.

Despite a strong jobs report, global trade tensions took the lead in driving market movement today—impacting both stocks and mortgage rates.

With interest rates at the lower end of a narrow range and recent economic data supporting bonds, now is a great time to explore refinancing options.

Mortgage rates are fluctuating today, with some lenders offering modest improvements, but overall, rates remain in a stable range around 6.75%.

The latest Fed announcement gave markets a boost, with a key adjustment that could help keep mortgage rates steadier. Find out what this means for your home financing options!

Why Today’s CPI Report Matters for Mortgage Rates

Mortgage rates fall for a seventh consecutive week

Mortgage rates tend to follow the bond market, but most lenders only update their rates once a day—unless bonds move dramatically. And today was definitely a bit of a ride.

Mortgage rates quickly moving toward 4 month lows.

Here’s Why Mortgage Rates Shifted After the Long Weekend

Mortgage rates continue to be stable but upcoming economic reports could shake things up!