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How high can mortgage rates go with Iran conflict 2.0?
As the 10-year nears 4.60%, rates could test 6.75%, but improved spreads and pricing suggest an upside cap near 7.25%.
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As the 10-year nears 4.60%, rates could test 6.75%, but improved spreads and pricing suggest an upside cap near 7.25%.
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Markets watch monthly core inflation prints and conflict headlines as the 10-year holds near 4.60% and Fed tone stays ha...
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The 10-year yield touched 4.60% on Iran headlines, but tighter spreads and a 6.50% to 6.75% base keep 7% less likely.
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30-year conforming rates averaged 6.77%, with jumbo at 6.75%, as Fed messaging stayed hawkish and 1-year inflation expec...
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A hawkish Fed outlook is anchoring the 10-year near 4.46% to 4.48%, keeping mortgage rates near 6.50% to 6.75% despite o...
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Many people in the housing industry are wondering why mortgage rates haven’t fallen even as oil prices have dropped from...
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Sentiment has shifted when it comes to rate expectations as more housing market observers are predicting at least one ra...
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Getting the 10-year yield and mortgage rates to pre-conflict lows will be harder than people think even if this conflict...
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Mortgage rates continued to rise this week, placing more strain on a 2026 spring housing market that was expected to be...
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The Iran war pushed the 10-year yield above a key level Friday and mortgage rates are headed higher as the conflict drag...
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Mortgage rates saw moderate increases in the past week as global economic uncertainty around the U.S.-Iran conflict cont...
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As oil spiked toward $120, the 10-year yield moved to 4.21% then eased to 4.13% while mortgage rates stayed near 6.17%.
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BLS reported payrolls down 92,000 and unemployment at 4.4%, as oil touched $92 and the 10-year yield reversed to near 4....