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Average Thirty-Year Mortgage Rate Rises Above Seven Percent

via NPR News·yesterday·2 sources

The average thirty-year fixed mortgage rate reached 7.03 percent this week, up from 6.95 percent, according to Freddie Mac data reported by The Hill. NPR reports that rates have risen by more than a percentage point since the Iran war began. The increase adds to borrowing costs for homebuyers.

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The Hill

Benchmark mortgage rate tops 7 percent

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