Mortgage Interest Rates Drop Again
March 29th, 2006Interest rates for 30 year fixed mortgages dropped again for the second consecutive week. Mortgage interest rates have been at their highest levels for over 2 years.
Fixed interest rates for a 30 year loan slipped to 6.3%; the highest levels during the month of March had been 6.44%. Fifteen year fixed rate mortgages dropped to 5.97% this week; this interest rate is down from 5.98% the week before.
Mortgage industry analysts believe the economy is rebounding as inflation is remaining low.
Interest rates for five year hybrid ARM loans are up this week; a five year hybrid mortgage is 5.96% this week. This mortgage interest rate averaged 5.9% last week.
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