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FHA loan rates improved again last week. That’s three weeks in a row. That’s back to 2010 lows. That’s back to the levels we saw in February and March right before they jumped.

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Mortgage rates rose last week. This week, economic data will be at the forefront, as will the Federal Reserve which meets for one of its 8 scheduled meetings of the year.

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Last week, the trend reversed and mortgage bonds made up two-thirds of the prior week’s losses. Both conventional and FHA interest rates clawed back in a rather surprising rate rally.

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FHA loan rates had a nice day on the release of the Fed’s minutes from the March meeting.

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Mortgage markets performed terribly last week as losses piled up day by day. It marked the second straight week of sell-offs.

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If you’re trying to gauge whether FHA interest rates will be rising or falling, one keyword for which to listen is “inflation”. Mortgage rates are highly responsive to inflation.

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FHA loan rates have improved over the past few weeks, but tomorrow’s jobs report could send them much higher.

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The FHA interest rate was under heavy selling pressure all week and lost ground for the second week in a row. The primary causes were inflation figures that came in higher than expected and then two pieces of news from the Federal Reserve.

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The FHA interest rate is now at its highest level of the year.

Yesterday’s release of the Federal Reserve Minutes from the January meeting sent mortgage rates higher.

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FHA interest rates ticked higher last week, although they didn’t jump as much as they could have. It was the first time in five weeks that rates ticked higher.

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