Without the recent tariff developments, the 10-year yield would not have dipped below 4% and mortgage rates would be higher.

The Fed won't rush to lower interest rates if Trump's tariffs drive up inflation. Here's what that means for mortgage rates.

If you're looking to buy a house, here's what to know about where mortgage rates are trending and how to get the best deal on your home loan. Katherine Watt is a CNET Money writer focusing on ...

Home shoppers who can afford to buy at current mortgage rates may benefit from more buyer-friendly trends this spring homebuying season, including a sharp increase in home listings and lower ...

The average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the U.S. climbed to its highest level in eight weeks, a setback for home shoppers ...

But there's a lot of uncertainty in the economic outlook right now, especially regarding tariffs, which makes it hard to say for sure how rates will trend. Expert mortgage rate predictions for ...

Even with the volatility in markets, housing economists say mortgage rates are likely to move gradually rather than dramatically. “While rates are up in this week’s report, the trend may be ...

MBA Mortgage Applications Composite Index: -8.5% vs. +20.0% a week ago Purchase Index: -4.9% vs. +9.2% the previous week Refinance Index: -12.4% vs. +35.3% in the prior week 30-year fixed-rate ...

Mortgage rates have come down from their recent peak, but it could be a sign of overall economic weakness and a potential recession.

When the Fed raises interest rates to control inflation, mortgage rates may increase as well. Housing Market Trends: Supply and demand dynamics in the housing market can also influence mortgage rates.