"Looking ahead, the Fed’s wait-and-see approach is likely to keep mortgage rates at a high-6% in the near term, unless major ...

Last year, the average mortgage rate for buyers of new-construction homes was 6.1%, compared with an average of 6.6% for ...

Though the Fed's policy changes have a ripple effect on all short-term lending rates, the central bank doesn't directly set ...

Interest rates appear to be on a downward trajectory, leaving mortgage borrowers approaching the end of their current deal ...

The Fed paused rates again at its May meeting, so could mortgage rates finally fall? Here's what to expect now.

Most analysts expect mortgage rates to remain relatively flat for the rest of the year. However, another interest rate cut or economic shifts could change that equation. The current mortgage rates ...

The central bank doesn't set mortgage rates outright, but its policy decisions affect the housing market's longer-term ...

While mortgage rates have fallen, they remain well above the rates enjoyed by most current homeowners, who may be reluctant ...

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In the short term, tariffs and inflation are likely to impact mortgage rates, which have stayed above 6.5% for 30-year loans since October.

Second home mortgage rates are interest rates for financing a second home—a property other than your primary residence. These rates can be fixed—a stable interest rate for the life of the loan ...

What could the drop in interest rates mean for your mortgage?