Mortgage News & Analysis

Mortgage rates saw a sharp decline today, hitting 6.06% in daily surveys as a massive federal intervention in the bond market begins to take effect.

Mortgage rates are showing slight upward movement today, hovering around recent lows as markets digest mixed economic signals and lender caution.

Mortgage rates are showing signs of fluctuation, influenced by cooling inflation and Federal Reserve speculation, while housing demand faces broader market challenges.

Mortgage rates are showing signs of stability, hovering around 6.2%, as the market digests recent economic data and anticipates future Fed actions.

Mortgage rates are showing signs of easing at the start of 2026, influenced by a cooling Federal Funds Rate and anticipated future rate cuts.

Mortgage rates remain relatively stable around 6.2%, influenced by a tug-of-war between falling inflation and market uncertainty regarding the Federal Reserve's future actions.

Mortgage rates show a slight decrease, but the path forward is unclear as experts debate whether rates will continue to drop despite potential Fed actions.

Mortgage rates are showing mixed signals as the new year begins, with some averages falling to yearly lows while market uncertainty hints at potential increases.

Mortgage rates are holding relatively steady around 6.2%, as the market anticipates potential rate cuts in 2026.

Mortgage rates have fallen to their lowest levels of the year, driven by cooling inflation and anticipation of Federal Reserve rate cuts, offering a potential boost to the housing market.

Mortgage rates remain relatively stable at the close of 2025, influenced by a 'rate lock-in effect' and anticipation of future interest rate relief.

Mortgage rates are showing signs of stabilization, hovering around 6.2%, amidst mixed signals from economic data and expert predictions for 2026.

Mortgage rates are showing little overall movement today, hovering around 6.2%, as the market grapples with conflicting news about inflation and potential Fed actions.

Mortgage rates saw a slight decrease this week, mirroring a dip in Treasury yields, but are expected to remain volatile as markets react to economic data and Fed policy.

Mortgage rates have fallen to their lowest levels in two months, offering a bit of holiday cheer to prospective homebuyers and current homeowners considering refinancing.

Mortgage rates are showing signs of slight easing this week, influenced by recent dips in the 10-Year Treasury Yield and anticipation surrounding future Federal Reserve actions.

Mortgage rates are showing signs of stability as 2025 winds down, influenced by a pause in Federal Reserve rate hikes and cooling inflation, though mortgage applications surprisingly decreased despite the lower rates.

Mortgage rates are holding steady today, December 24, 2025, as the market digests inflation data, Federal Reserve policy, and potential shifts in long-term mortgage structures.

Mortgage rates are showing minimal movement, caught between positive inflation data and persistent market uncertainty.

Rates remain flat as markets wind down for the year, with the 10-year Treasury showing little movement.