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Mortgage Rates Slightly Rise in Early October Despite Anticipated Fed Cuts
U.S. mortgage rates hovered near three-year lows, inching up to 6.34% on 30-year fixed loans, according to Freddie Mac data. Analysts noted that mortgage movements mirror Treasury yields more closely than Fed policy, despite September’s 25-basis-point rate cut. With another cut likely, home loan costs remain influenced by inflation expectations and labor market signals. Economists advise prospective buyers to track evolving economic data as rates could fluctuate with upcoming Fed guidance and broader yield curve shifts.
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- Bank First Corporation
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CNBC• By Sneha Pathak
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Mortgage Rates Slightly Rise in Early October Despite Anticipated Fed Cuts
U.S. mortgage rates hovered near three-year lows, inching up to 6.34% on 30-year fixed loans, according to Freddie Mac data. Analysts noted that mortgage movements mirror Treasury yields more closely than Fed policy, despite September’s 25-basis-point rate cut. With another cut likely, home loan costs remain influenced by inflation expectations and labor market signals. Economists advise prospective buyers to track evolving economic data as rates could fluctuate with upcoming Fed guidance and broader yield curve shifts.
Companies:
- Bank First Corporation
Tags:
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
CNBC• By Sneha Pathak
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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U.S. 30-year mortgage rates rise slightly to 6.34%, reflecting Treasury yield trends despite expected Fed rate cuts.
U.S. mortgage rates hovered near three-year lows, inching up to 6.34% on 30-year fixed loans, according to Freddie Mac data. Analysts noted that mortgage movements mirror Treasury yields more closely than Fed policy, despite September’s 25-basis-point rate cut. With another cut likely, home loan costs remain influenced by inflation expectations and labor market signals. Economists advise prospective buyers to track evolving economic data as rates could fluctuate with upcoming Fed guidance and broader yield curve shifts.
U.S. mortgage rates hovered near three-year lows, inching up to 6.34% on 30-year fixed loans, according to Freddie Mac data. Analysts noted that mortgage movements mirror Treasury yields more closely than Fed policy, despite September’s 25-basis-point rate cut. With another cut likely, home loan costs remain influenced by inflation expectations and labor market signals. Economists advise prospective buyers to track evolving economic data as rates could fluctuate with upcoming Fed guidance and broader yield curve shifts.
Companies:
- Bank First Corporation
Tags:
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
- insider ownership
- regional banking
- earnings growth
