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金融体系的Fourth-Week Strong Season for 30-Year mortgage Rates
This week, the average interest rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage in the U.S. fell slightly to 6.87%, marking a positive sign for future buyers. Freddie Mac, a major consumer mortgage lender, noted that it had previously seen an average rate of 6.77%. Notably, the rate has remained below 7% for the past week. Additionally, Freddie Mac mentioned that 30-year fixed-rate mortgages on the 15-year Treasury have raised their average rates to 6.09%, up from 6.05% last week. These changes have been influenced by factors such as the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy decisions. On the hunt for a particularly affordable combination, Freddie Mac highlighted the interest rate on a 30-year mortgage briefly fell to a 2-year low in September, though it has since stabilized at around 7%. -
Household Real Estate Prices Growing Pairing with Rising Mortgage Rates
Housing prices are rising globally, and seems to beweisiting a stillThus, there is increased pressure on homebuyers, particularly first-time buyers, to delay purchases. Freddie Mac noted that U.S. HomeSales last year fell to an 11-year low, reflecting persistent inflationary pressures and higher mortgage rates. As a result, many buyers are waiting until spring to consider a purchase. - Connection Between Inflation and.real estate Subอกomied by theWhitespace and economic factors. U.S. Treasury Spot Yields Remain Strong to Support mortgage rates.报道指出， inflation rate in the wholesale market for homes rose, and as the U.S. Consumer Price Index shows a 3.2% year-over-year rise, this is being compensated for by rising mortgage rates. treasurySpot Yield Indices have also shown resilience in challenging times. However, inflation remains higher than expected, according to several reports, raising the risk that mortgage rates may not see a substantial decline soon. At the same time, the Federal Reserve has signaled a more cautious approach, offering guidance to the broader yield curve.
