Mortgage Interest Rates This Week

April 24, 2006

in Interest Rates

Mortgage interest rates for a traditional 30 year fixed rate mortgage crept up to the highest levels in four years this week.  A fixed 30 year mortgage averages 56.54% this week.  It has not been this high since the summer of 2002.

This week 15 year fixed rate mortgages are also up; a fixed rate 15 year mortgage averages 6.17%; this is up from 6.14% last week.

A one year adjustable rate mortgage averages 5.63% this week; this is up from 5.63% last week. Five year hybrid adjustable rate mortgages average 6.16 this week.  Five year hybrid mortgages averaged 6.13% last week.

Mortgage interest rates are up this week amid inflationary fears and concerns over spiraling energy costs.

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