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Applications for new mortgages rose by more than 3% last week while mortgage interest rates moved mostly sideways.
What little movement there was in the mortgage banking business last week was to the benefit of borrowers. Loan rates dipped slightly week over week on most types of mortgage loans.
Mortgage loan rates rose to multimonth highs last week as demands for bonds rose. That demand has cooled somewhat as markets await the naming of a new chairperson for the Federal Reserve Bank.
Mortgage applications dipped last week as mortgage interest rates moved slightly higher. The coming selection of a chair for the Federal Reserve is beginning to move rates higher as well.
Applications for mortgage loans rose last week while interest rates on new loans changed only slightly.
Mortgage loan rates ticked slightly higher last week while applications for new mortgages slipped. The decline in applications for refinancing was double the overall decline rate.
The Mortgage Bankers Association reported this morning that applications for new mortgage loans slipped last week and interest rates rose slightly on most types of mortgage loans.
Mortgage applications dipped slightly last week and mortgage loan rates rose slightly. The Fed decision to leave the funds rate unchanged has put the mortgage market in a holding pattern.
The Mortgage Bankers Association reported Wednesday morning the applications for new mortgages fell by 9.7% last week while mortgages interest rates rose on most types of home loans.
Applications for new mortgage loans rose nearly 10% last week as interest rates dipped on 30-year fixed-rate conventional loans and rose slightly on 30-year fixed-rate jumbo loans.
The Mortgage Bankers Association reported Wednesday morning that applications for new mortgages rose last week as mortgage loan rates matched a 10-month low.
Applications for new mortgage loans slipped last week even as loan rates on the popular 30-year fixed rate mortgage dipped to a nine-month low.
Applications for new mortgage loans dipped slightly last week even as mortgage rates mostly moved sideways.
Mortgage loan rates fell slightly last week, and applications for new loans ticked up. Loan refinancings rose to a multi-month high.
Mortgage loan rates mostly moved lower last week, but remain in a narrow band around 4%. The lower rates resulted in more applications for both new and refinance loans.