The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 2.93% in the week ending September 4, up two basis points from the prior week.
That’s the third increase in four weeks for the benchmark rate, which scraped a record low of 2.88% early last month.
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Long-term mortgage rates have edged upward without straying far from all-time lows. So reports Bloomberg.
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 2.93% in the week ending September 4, up two basis points from the prior week.
That’s the third increase in four weeks for the benchmark rate, which scraped a record low of 2.88% early last month.