Mortgages
US mortgage rates edge down to 6.51%: Mortgage Bankers Association
Buyers remain priced out of the housing market amid elevated borrowing costs and expensive homes
US mortgage rates rise for fifth week, sending 30-year to 6.46%
[BOSTON] Mortgage rates in the US rose for a fifth straight week, dampening hopes for the key spring homebuying season.
US mortgage rates march higher to seven-month high of 6.57%
The rate has surged nearly half a percentage point, the biggest advance since 2024
Time to cool EC demand: drop deferred payment scheme, lengthen MOP, tighten resale restrictions
Moderating growth will benefit eligible buyers without access to abundant liquidity
US mortgage rates jump further to five-month high of 6.43%
Higher borrowing costs represent a headwind for the long-suffering housing market
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac place large bids for mortgage-backed securities
The two US companies, under federal conservatorship since 2008, once held a combined worth of US$1.5 trillion
US mortgage rates highest in 3 months as war weighs on housing market
It rises to 6.22%, adding hundreds of dollars annually to loan payments
Fannie and Freddie shares tank as doubt swirls about Trump plans
This comes after a 2025 public offering for the agencies did not materialise
US mortgage rates go up as Iran war ripples through financial markets
Average 30-year fixed-rate rate rises to 6.11%, up for second week in a row
US mortgage rates climb to 6.19% in biggest gain since September
The increase in borrowing costs coincides with a sharp rise in the 10-year US Treasury yield
