
Mortgage Rates Move Lower as Economic Outlook Worsens
Potential longer-term effects of the Iran war are coming into focus.


Potential longer-term effects of the Iran war are coming into focus.


Employment gains mean that the Fed can focus on inflation at its meeting later this month.


As the Iran conflict drags on, mortgage rates are likely to rise.


There are several ways to refinance your mortgage, but the best option will depend on your financial situation and priorities.


The war in Iran continues to push rates higher and could make home buyers hesitant.



Inflation looks stable, but the effects of the Iran war cloud the economic outlook.



Mortgage rates are likely to continue trending down, but don't expect a big drop.


Changes in the secondary mortgage market may be behind these lower rates.


Mortgage rates fell substantially thanks to data released last week


If mortgage rates sent candy hearts, this week’s would read: No drama.


In the week ending Feb. 5, the average 30-year mortgage rate barely budged.


Despite a tumultuous world, mortgage interest rates are unlikely to move much this month.


Though this year’s housing market is likely to remain tough for home buyers, many are entering 2025 with bold optimism.


Mortgage rates shouldn't react to the Federal Reserve's latest announcement — but are near three-year lows


Mortgage rates crept a bit higher this week as the Fed is expected to hold rates steady next Wednesday.


Mortgage rates fell this week to their lowest average in more than three years.


Mortgage rates held steady this week — let’s look at how this week’s top stories could affect home buyers.


Mortgage interest rates are likely to remain relatively stable this month.
