The contract rate for the 30-year mortgage averaged 6.87% in the week ending June 20. Mortgage rates have seen a significant decline this week, but some homeowners in the United States are still facing foreclosure.
Mortgage applications for home purchases rose over 15% in the week ending June 7. Mortgage rates in the United States retreated in the week ending June 6, leading to a rise in home purchase applications for the first time in five weeks.
Mortgage rates climbed to 7.03% in the week ending May 30. The rate for the average 30-year fixed mortgage loan soared past 7% this week, marking an end to the recent declines.
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The rate for the 30-year mortgage is currently at 6.94%. Mortgage rates are likely to remain elevated through 2024, with interest rate forecasts to hover above 7% this year.
At least 47% of homebuyers in America also said they feel in over their heads financially. Nearly half of recent homebuyers in the United States said they are struggling to make their mortgage payments on time, a new survey found.
Mortgage rates are currently at 7.09% for the 30-year loan and 6.38% for the 15-year term. Mortgage rates are likely to remain elevated for the next few months after the Federal Reserve put a hold on interest rate cuts last week.