The 30-year fixed mortgage rate jumped six basis points to 6.87% on Monday, the highest since June last year, and has risen over 30 basis points in the past two months. This directly compresses the consumer's purchasing power and refinancing space.
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- MatthewWalter·09-02 16:42June last year is a clean anchor, but rate-cut hopes were priced in a while ago. 6.87% could end up being the short-term topLikeReport