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Mortgage Rates Have Dropped Every Day This Week
Every Thursday, Freddie Mac, a government-sponsored buyer of mortgage loans, publishes a weekly average of 30-year mortgage rates. Last week's reading edged 4 basis points lower to 6.85%. Last September, the average sank as far as 6.08%. But back in October 2023, Freddie Mac's average saw a historic rise, surging to a 23-year peak of 7.79%.
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Learn more Rates for both 15- and 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell slightly this week, according to the latest data from ...
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US mortgage rates slip slightly lower while still holding below the 7% benchmark, according to the data out from Freddie Mac.
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