The average rate on 30-year fixed home loans from Freddie Mac ticked down again to 6.84% for the week ending June 12.

Despite forecasts of gradually falling mortgage rates, the housing market remains largely unaffordable for most prospective ...

Every Thursday, Freddie Mac, a government-sponsored buyer of mortgage loans, publishes a weekly average of 30-year mortgage ...

After jumping for two days, 30-year mortgage rates have now followed that with a two-day decline. Rates have retreated for ...

While any dip in rates is positive, it's still prohibitively expensive for most people to afford a home purchase.

Housing demand continues to hold up despite elevated mortgage rates, trade war uncertainty and terrible consumer confidence ...

A milder-than-expected Consumer Price Index report showed inflation did not accelerate quite as quickly as investors predicted. The report released on June 11 revealed that inflation rose 0.1% last ...

The 30-year fixed rate mortgage moved one basis point lower this week, remaining in the same range since it spiked in ...

Mortgage rates rose very slightly during the holiday shortened week, but mortgage demand took a significant leap higher.

Mortgage applications bounced back last week, heading up after weeks of declines and hitting their highest level in more than ...

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And mortgage rates followed suit ... one daily (“overnight averages”) and the other weekly (“Bankrate Monitor averages”). The rates on this page represent our overnight averages.