The market implied probability of a Fed rate hike in December neared 100 percent, helping to drive short term interest rates higher. The 5/1 Hybrid ARM, which is more sensitive to short-term rates than the 30-year fixed mortgage, increased 10 basis points to 3.32 percent in this week’s survey. The spread between the 30-year fixed mortgage and 5/1 Hybrid ARM is just 58 basis points this week, the lowest spread since November of 2012.
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Mortgage Rates Hold Steady
Mortgage Rates Bounce Up
Mortgage Rates Dip Slightly
Mortgage Rates Hold
Following a strong surge last week, rates held relatively flat this week. The 30-year mortgage rate remained unchanged at 3.94 percent, while the 10-year Treasury yield dipped roughly 4 basis points. The markets’ reaction to the upcoming announcement of the next Fed chair may impact the movement of rates in next week’s survey.
Mortgage Rates Jump Across the Board
Mortgage Rates Tick Down
Mortgage Rates Jump Up
Mortgage Rates Rise
Mortgage Rates Hold Flat
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