Mortgage Rates Edge Higher

Mortgage rates are likely to edge upward today. Following yesterday's negative market reaction to auto industry news and more financial sector weakness.

Mortgage Rates Record Lows

Mortgage rates continue to hold at record lows. Almost totally held by Fed actions in the market--buying mortgage-backed securities and long-term treasuries--there are fears of a rapid reversal in the trend.

Mortgage Rate Holding

Mortgage rates are expected to hold their current levels for the foreseeable future.

Mortgage Rates Steady

The MortgageLoan.com mortgage rate survey shows little movement on the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, fluctuating between 5.10 and 5.15 percent for the last few day.

Mortgage Rates Holding

Mortgage rates seem to be holding within a tight band around 5 percent.

Mortgage Rates-Early Upward Spike

In early morning trading mortgage rates received tremendous upward pressure. However, they have recently recovered to flat.

Mortgage Rates Down

Mortgage rates continue to improve on better economic data.

Mortgage Rates Tick Up

Mortgage rates tick up yesterday on a historic stock market rally. MortgageLoan.com mortgage rate survey is showing 5.13 percent on the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage.

Mortgage Rates Moving Up

Expect mortgage rates to climb today.

Mortgage Rates Start Week Lower

Mortgage rates ended last week lower, at 5.11 percent for an average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage according to the MortgageLoan.com rate survey.

Mortgage Rates Lower

Mortgage rates repriced lower yesterday. Meanwhile, treasuries continue to trend higher as the bond market begins to get nervous about mounting Federal deficits.

Mortgage Rates Unpredictable

Mortgage rates should move down, but there is a lot of confusing information in the mortgage-backed securities and bond markets.