U.S. mortgage rates decline again

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U.S. mortgage rates decline again

Freddie Mac reports the 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 6.87% for the week ending Feb. 13 — down from 6.89% last week.

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US Mortgage Rates Fall for 4th Straight Week

Mortgage rates are continuing the downward trend that began last month but remain high enough to trouble prospective buyers. The average weekly rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage hit 6.87 percent for the week ending Feb. 12, the fourth consecutive weekly decline, according to data from Freddie Mac. The rate reached “its lowest level thus far in 2025,” said Sam Khater, chief economist at Freddie Mac. “Recent mortgage rate stability is benefit…

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In January, the average rate applied by banks to new mortgages fell again. As can be seen from the monthly report, Abi fell to 3.09% from 3.11% in the previous month and from 4.42% in December 2023; The average rate on new business financing transactions fell to 4.20% from 4.40% in the previous month and from 5.45% in December 2023.

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U.S. mortgage rates have continued to fall since January 2025, but they are still high enough to make potential buyers feel stressed. Some real estate experts predict that the rate may remain in the high range of around 6% in the spring.

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Mortgage Rates Drop to Lowest Levels in Recent Months Following Economic Data

timesng.com: WASHINGTON, D.C. — Mortgage rates for new 30-year loans have decreased significantly, averaging 6.81% this week, following the release of disappointing economic data. Last Wednesday, consumer inflation data indicated a faster-than-expected acceleration, causing rates to spike. However, recent numbers, particularly weaker Retail Sales figures, have contributed to a reversal. The decrease in mortgage rates marks […] This post Mortgage…