Overview
- The average 30-year fixed mortgage purchase rate fell to 7.07% on Monday, reversing a week of sharp increases.
- Refinance rates for 30-year fixed mortgages dipped to 7.23%, down 8 basis points from last Friday's peak of 7.31%.
- Despite the declines, current mortgage rates are still significantly higher than the two-year lows recorded last September.
- Federal Reserve policies, including recent rate cuts and holds, remain a key driver of ongoing market volatility in mortgage rates.
- State-level variations show refinance rates ranging from as low as 6.98% in states like California to as high as 7.35% in states such as Alaska and West Virginia.