by news and trends
Mortgage home loans
April 1 (Bloomberg) — U.S. mortgage rates climbed to the highest level in almost three months as the Federal Reserve ended a program that helped cut borrowing costs for homebuyers.
Rates for 30-year fixed loans rose to 5.08 percent for the week ended today from 4.99 percent, mortgage finance company Freddie Mac said in a statement. That's the highest rate since the period ended Jan. 7. The average 15-year rate was 4.39 percent, according to the McLean, Virginia-based company.
April 1 (Bloomberg) — U.S. mortgage rates climbed to the highest level in almost three months as the Federal Reserve ended a program that helped cut borrowing costs for homebuyers. Rates for 30-year fixed loans rose to 5.08 percent for the week ended today from 4.99 percent, mortgage finance company Freddie Mac said in a statement. [...]
Mortgage Rates on 30-Year US Loans Rise to 5.08%
Mortgage Rates on 30-Year US Loans Rise to 5.08%
0 comments:
Post a Comment