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Mortgage rates decrease as inventory drops to under 903,000 units

Mortgage rates declined for a third consecutive week as inventory contracted and housing demand stabilized.

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Mortgage rates fell for the third consecutive week while housing demand stabilized, HousingWire reported. Residential inventory declined to 902,740 units during the past week. [1]

Spreads increased to 2.27 percentage points, according to HousingWire. Mortgage rates could reach approximately 6.72 percent if spreads return to their 2026 lows. [1]

The bond market reached a key level of 5.35 percent, which has held since early October, HousingWire reported. Recent midterm elections that altered the control of the House and Senate have added another variable into mortgage rate movements. [1]

Standard fixed-rate mortgages amortize over long terms, typically ranging from 15 to 30 years, with monthly payments covering principal and interest. The subprime mortgage crisis between 2007 and 2010 contributed to a severe recession that prompted federal interventions including the Troubled Asset Relief Program. [2][3]

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In short

  • Residential inventory fell to 902,740 units.
  • Mortgage rate spreads rose to 2.27 percent.
  • Bond market rates held a key level of 5.35 percent since early October.
  • Mortgage rates fell for three consecutive weeks.

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  1. [1]Mortgage rates fell and demand steadied as inventory dippedHousingWire, 2d ago (the report this story comes from)

Background

  1. [2]Subprime mortgage crisis on Wikipedia
  2. [3]Mortgage on Grokipedia

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