While the 30-year mortgage retained its record-low standing this week, it could be higher in next week’s report. Meanwhile, pricing on 15-year loans and jumbo mortgages was less competitive this week relative to the conforming 30-year mortgage.
After falling to the lowest level on record, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage maintained its record status this week.
But an analysis of Treasury market activity this week points to a 6-basis-point increase in rates by next week’s report.
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