Rates for new 30-year loans moved lower again Thursday, dropping to their cheapest level since mid-March. Rates fell for many other loan types as well.

Fannie Mae: Revises mortgage rate forecast downward despite uncertainty Per Fannie Mae's March Economic Developments Report: “Our mortgage rate forecast has been revised downward given the ...

Rates for new 30-year loans dropped again, building a three-day decline from what had been a six-week high. Rates rose for several other loan types, however.

Home equity loan rates have fallen over the last year, approximately. So, will they continue to drop this April?

High housing costs have stalled many Americans' homebuying plans in recent years. But mortgage interest rates have dipped below their recent peaks, offering prospective buyers some relief.

This economic variables this week — between tariffs and jobs data and Fed speeches — have the potential to drive mortgage rates lower.

Every mortgage rate forecast risks being wrong. What’s distinctive this April is uncertainty over tariffs and their effect on the economy. "Given tariffs have the potential to both reignite inflation and depress economic growth, predicting mortgage rates ...

Group has revised its mortgage rate projections downward, now expecting rates to end 2025 at 6.3% and 2026 at 6.2% — each lowered by three-tenths of a percentage point. According to the group's March 2025 commentary,

Inflation keeps hanging around, and the Federal Reserve has yet to lower its benchmark rate any further, factors that mean mortgage rates aren’t likely to move much this month. However ...