The fixed-rate 30-year mortgage averaged 3.04% in the week ending April 15, down nine basis points from the week before, according to Freddie Mac.
The latest figures on jobs, retail sales and manufacturing indicated an economy on the mend.
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U.S. average mortgage rates have logged a second consecutive week of declines after upbeat economic data. So reports the Associated Press.
The fixed-rate 30-year mortgage averaged 3.04% in the week ending April 15, down nine basis points from the week before, according to Freddie Mac.
The latest figures on jobs, retail sales and manufacturing indicated an economy on the mend.