Mortgage News Daily
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- Mortgage Rates: One Week Below 6 Percent, Then Back Above 7
Publisher of a daily top-tier lender-rate index that showed rates crossing 7 percent before Freddie Mac’s weekly survey did.
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- Mortgage News Daily's top-tier 30-year rate falls 9 basis points Report
Mortgage News Daily's daily index fell 0.09 percentage points on October 8, its fastest one-day decline in three months, on the same day Freddie Mac's weekly survey printed its highest reading since November 2023. The two are not in conflict: the Freddie Mac number is a week-over-week survey average that lags, and the daily index had already turned.
on Mortgage Rates: One Week Below 6 Percent, Then Back Above 7 - Mortgage News Daily’s top-tier 30-year fixed rate rises to 7.60% Report
Mortgage News Daily reported that top-tier 30-year fixed rates rose to 7.60%. The report described this as an increase from the prior day's 7.58% index reading.
on Mortgage Rates: One Week Below 6 Percent, Then Back Above 7 - Mortgage News Daily’s top-tier 30-year index reaches 7.50% Report
Mortgage News Daily reported that its average lender rate reached 7.50% for the first time since April 30, 2024. The reading concerned its top-tier 30-year fixed-rate index.
on Mortgage Rates: One Week Below 6 Percent, Then Back Above 7 - Mortgage News Daily's average lender rate ends at 7.43% Report
Mortgage News Daily reported a final average rate of 7.43% for the average lender. The reading was published in its September 25 daily newsletter.
on Mortgage Rates: One Week Below 6 Percent, Then Back Above 7 - Mortgage News Daily's 30-year index falls to 7.19 percent Response
Mortgage News Daily reported that its average top-tier 30-year fixed rate fell to 7.19 percent on September 17. The index had been 7.24 percent the previous day.
on Mortgage Rates: One Week Below 6 Percent, Then Back Above 7 - The daily 30-year average crosses 7 percent, the first time since May 2025 Report
Mortgage News Daily's average for the 30-year fixed rate reached 7.07 percent, ten basis points above Wednesday and the first reading above 7 percent since May 2025, while Freddie Mac's weekly survey for the same day still read 6.76 percent. The 10-year Treasury yield rose again as oil prices surged; CNBC put the daily low for the year at 5.99 percent, reached the day before the Iran war began, and calculated that principal and interest on a US$430,000 home with 20 percent down had risen US$244 a month since the end of February.
on Mortgage Rates: One Week Below 6 Percent, Then Back Above 7 - Daily rates hit a 2026 high of 6.87% after Warsh's first Jackson Hole speech Report
Mortgage News Daily's daily average for the 30-year fixed rate reached 6.87 percent, the highest of 2026, after Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh used his first Jackson Hole speech to say inflation progress over the past two years had been modest and that recent data did not suggest underlying trends had meaningfully improved. Markets read it as a signal that a rate increase was possible later in the year.
on Mortgage Rates: One Week Below 6 Percent, Then Back Above 7