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July Mortgage Rate Forecast: Buyers Retreat as Rates Rebound
When rates fell to around 6.7% (the lowest level in months) in early July, applications for home loans promptly ticked up, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. But when the average 30-year fixed rate jumped to around 6.8% last week, mortgage activity plummeted 10%.
July Mortgage Outlook: A Rate Drop, or More of the Same?
The Mortgage Bankers Association predicts that mortgage rates won't change much over the next three months. The trade association forecasts that the 30-year mortgage will average 6.8% from July through September, about the same as the average from April through June.
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