US Mortgage News Weekly Update: Rates Hold at 7.40% Welcome to this week’s US mortgage news roundup. Freddie Mac’s 30-year fixed rate held at 7.40% on October 15, ending seven straight weekly increases. Hot inflation data, rising Fed hike odds and a stalled housing market all shaped the week. Here is what happened and what
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The latest mortgage rate forecast from the industry’s biggest names has turned sharply more cautious. In October, Fannie Mae raised its 2027 projection to 7.5%, up from 6.7% just a month earlier. The Mortgage Bankers Association also sees rates staying above 7% through next year. With the Fed raising rates and inflation running at 3.7%,
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Real Estate Investing in 2026: A Smart Plan for 7% Rates Real estate investing looks different today than it did two years ago. Freddie Mac reported the 30-year fixed mortgage rate at 7.40% as of October 15, compared with 6.27% a year earlier. Home prices have stalled, and cheap financing is gone. But investors who
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Inflation came in hot, but mortgage rates after CPI barely moved. The September report showed prices up 3.7% from a year ago, above forecasts. Rates jumped at first, then gave nearly all of it back by the close. Here is what happened on Wednesday, Oct. 14, and what it means for borrowers and investors. Key
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It is a quiet-but-tense Tuesday for mortgage rates ahead of CPI. Rates have eased for several days, but tomorrow’s inflation report could reverse that quickly. Meanwhile, a widely expected credit reporting announcement from federal regulators did not happen. Here is what you need to know on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026. Key Number Latest Mortgage Research
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US Mortgage News Today: Rates Near 7.4% as CPI Week Begins Kala Lending, LLC | October 12, 2026 US mortgage news opens a busy week. The 30-year fixed rate is holding near 7.4%, inflation data lands within days, and federal regulators are preparing credit report changes that could lower borrowing costs. Here is what you
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Mortgage Rates This Week: 30-Year Hits 7.40%, a 3-Year High Mortgage rates this week climbed again, with the 30-year fixed hitting its highest level since late 2023. Rates eased a little by Friday, but borrowing costs are still elevated. Here is what happened from Oct 5 to Oct 9 and what it means for buyers,
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Mortgage Rates Today: 30-Year Fixed Near 7.6% as Buyers Gain Leverage Mortgage rates today are hovering near their highest levels in almost three years. That is squeezing buyers and refinancers, but it is also changing the balance of power in the housing market. Here is what happened this week and what it means for your
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Mortgage Rates Today: Jobs Miss Eases Fed Hike Fears Mortgage rates today are still above 7% for most borrowers, but a surprisingly weak jobs report has given the market some breathing room. Here is what changed this week and what it means if you are buying a home or thinking about refinancing. Where Mortgage Rates
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Weekly US Mortgage News: Rates Hit 7.28% Week of September 27–October 3, 2026 | U.S. Mortgage & Real Estate Market Update This weekly US mortgage news update highlights rising mortgage rates, weaker mortgage application activity, a softer September jobs report, elevated inflation, and continued but uneven home-price growth. Freddie Mac reported that the average 30-year
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