Key Rate Drops Slightly to Point Just Above Record Low

The average rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage in Freddie Mac’s latest weekly survey dropped two basis points to 3.37%, just a basis point above its record low.

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The average rate for a 15-year FRM was four basis points lower during the week ending Oct. 18 at 2.66%.

Shorter-term rates rose slightly compared to the previous week. The average rate for a five-year Treasury-indexed hybrid was up two basis points at 2.75% and the average rate for a one-year Treasury adjustable-rate mortgage was up one basis point at 2.6%.

A year ago, rates were as follows: 4.11% for a 30-year loan, 3.38% for a 15-year loan, 3.01% for a five-year Treasury hybrid and 2.94% for a one-year Treasury ARM.


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