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Latest Post: Sun, Jun 21 2009 1:57 PM by Kent Mikkola #353976
  • Thu, Jun 18 2009 12:25 PM
    • Anonymous
    Can we expect 30 year fixed rates to go below 5% ?
    Hi, Just wanted to know when can we expect 30 year fixed rates to go below 5% or will they be at a high in the coming future. What is the best way to judge the market in terms of rates predictions. Regards, Jason C
     
  • Sun, Jun 21 2009 12:01 PM

    Jason,

    It's hard for anyone to predict which way rates are going.  The Federal Reserve is doing everything they can to keep rates down by purchasing MBS.  If I could say anything about it I would say this.  Rates are still at historic lows around 5%.  This WILL NOT last forever.  Rates will go up at some point.  IMO there's much more risk in waiting for rates to move lower, than locking now at these low rates.  

    But that's just my opinion.  If you want to know more about rate movements, then do what I do and read the two blogs on this site that deal with mortgage rates and MBS.  It takes a while to learn everything, but read it daily and you'll start to understand what they're saying.

    MBS Commentary
    Mortgage Rate Watch

  • Sun, Jun 21 2009 1:57 PM

    If you like historical trends in predicting rates: normally we see an increase in rates during the summer followed by rates dropping during the fall.*

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