A few key mortgage rates increased. But a series of rate cuts from the Fed could help mortgage rates fall in the long term.

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Mortgage rates remained flat this week, while home listings increased to their highest level since 2019. The average 30-year ...

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After dropping earlier this week, 30-year mortgage rates ticked up mildly on Thursday. Rates edged up for several other loan ...

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Mortgage rates fell slightly ahead of this week’s Federal Reserve meeting as the U.S. economy showed signs of weakening. Home buyers “surprisingly” returned to the market, one industry group ...

Market calm left mortgage rates little changed from a week earlier. The average rate on a 30-year loan was 6.76%.

Mortgage rates remind just under 7% in the week ending May 7 as the Fed kept short-term interest rates unchanged.