The average rate on a 30-year U.S. mortgage fell for the fifth straight week to its lowest level since early April, an ...

Current mortgage rates are up, but lower than they were seven days ago and in early 2025, when the average 30-year fixed-rate ...

We’ve had two rate cuts this year, and there are opportunities for five more in 2025. Ideally, the economy stabilizes and rates either hold steady or dip only modestly from here.

The average rate has gone as low as 6.08% in September — a 2-year low — and as high as 7.22% in May, according to mortgage buyer Freddie Mac. The average rate was 6.6% last week.

Rates are falling, but when will the rate on the 30-year mortgage dip below 6%? Most economists expect that threshold to be crossed in 2025 — with one notable exception.

Buyers sidelined from the housing market could find some relief in 2024, as home prices could drop next year if mortgage rates stay close to their current levels, according to Morgan Stanley.

The top rate for a 5-year CD climbed to 5.00% today, up from 4.89% APY. The industry-leading rate in our daily ranking of the best CDs continues to be 5.80% APY, available on terms ranging from 12 ...

The contract rate on an adjustable mortgage increased by more than a quarter of a percentage point to 6.59%, the highest in Mortgage Bankers Association data back to early 2011. The 30-year fixed ...

Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates topped 7% for the first time in more than two decades this week, a result of the Federal Reserve's aggressive rate hikes intended to tame inflation not seen ...

A Fannie Mae forecast sees 30-year rates averaging 4.5% for all of next year, more than a full percentage point lower than they are now. They’ll fall to 4.7% in the first quarter of 2023 and to ...

30-year fixed mortgage rate for week ending today fell to 5.30% from 5.54%, Freddie Mac data show. 15-year rate avg 4.58%, down from 4.75% a week earlier 5/1-year ARM rate avg 4.29%, down from 4. ...

Fifteen-year fixed-rate mortgages averaged 4.17 percent this week, up from 3.91 percent last week and 2.35 percent a year ago. “This week, mortgage rates averaged five percent for the first time ...