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Mortgage rates eased last week following recent increases, but would-be home buyers or refinancers didn’t bite. Total mortgage application volume, which reflects for refinancings and home buying, dropped 2.9 percent
” Mortgage rates have been holding steady over the past two months ” says Deputy chief economist . Borrowing costs haven’t budged much in recent weeks, offering some relief
Mortgage rates are inching higher, and most home buyers seem unfazed by it. Only 6 percent of prospective home buyers recently surveyed said they would stop their home search if
Mortgage rates dropped to the lowest averages since November, but that did little to entice home buyers and refinancers last week. The Mortgage Bankers Association reports that total mortgage application
Total mortgage activity—which includes applications for refinancings and home purchases—rose 2.7 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis as homeowners rushed to take advantage of lower mortgage rates. The refinance market
With adjustable-rate mortgages resetting to a lower rate, homeowners with these loans are seeing more money in their pocket and are increasing their overall spending, according to a newly released
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage has fallen to its lowest average since November 2016, Freddie Mac reports in its weekly mortgage market survey. “The 30-year mortgage rate fell 11 basis points
Americans have, so far, stood resilient to rising mortgage rates, but a bigger impact will come soon, say Goldman Sachs economists. Read more: Mortgage Rates: Is It a ‘Year Full