Mortgage Rates Little-Changed to Start New Week
It was a fairly uneventful day for mortgage rates to start the new week. The underlying bond market was slightly stronger. This suggests slightly lower interest rates. The average mortgage lender lowered top-tier 30yr fixed rates by 0.01% compared to Friday. Underlying motivation for the bond market can mostly be attributed to lower oil prices, which have been a common source of intraday inspiration for better or worse. With today's drop, the average lender remains right in line with the rates they offered before last week's Fed rate hike. [thirtyyearmortgagerates]Categories
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