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Mortgage loan applications dipped last week and mortgage loan rates changed only slightly, if at all. Loan rates are lower this week as bond yields have dropped.
The Mortgage Bankers Association this morning reported an increase in applications for new mortgages and for refinancings. Mortgage rates remained little changed since last week, but are on a slow...
Mortgage loan rates remained range-bound last week and the number of applications for new mortgage loans was flat. Refinancing applications fell by nearly three points.
Applications for new mortgages rose more than 2% last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. Loan rates for certain types of loans fell to their lowest level since last November.
Mortgage loan applications decreased by nearly 2% last week, even as mortgage loan rates declined to their lowest levels since last November.
Rates for a 30-year conventional mortgage dropped slightly last week, helping raise the number of new mortgage applications. Rates slipped to a year-to-date low on Tuesday.
New applications for mortgage loans declined last week and mortgage loan rates made small moves both up and down.
Applications for new mortgage loans dipped last week and mortgage loans rates fell as well. But weakness in the bond markets has pushed rates higher this week.
New applications for mortgage loans dropped last week while interest rate changes were mixed. Rates have moved down this week, however, as bond yields have dropped along with equity prices.
Mortgage applications rose more than 3% last week according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. Interest rates on some fixed-rate loans rose to three-year highs.
New applications for mortgage loans rose last week even though interest rates rose as well. Borrowers may have been trying to beat an expected rate hike at next week's meeting of the FOMC.
Applications for mortgages rose nearly 6% last week while mortgage loan rates fell slightly on all types of fixed-rate loans and rose slightly on ARMs.
Mortgage applications fell by 2% last week, and mortgage loan rates ticked slightly higher as the mortgage market treads water before making a bigger move. The direction of that move is the key...
The Mortgage Bankers Association reported new loan applications fell more than 3% last week and mortgage rates mostly ticked down a few basis points.
Mortgage loan rates dipped slightly last week, encouraging more applications. Rates have continued to tick down this week as uncertainty weighs on equities and raises demand for bonds.