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Home Mortgage Refinance Loan Rates – Spring Interest Rate Predictions Very Difficult with 10 Year Yield Rising

Posted on | February 16, 2011 | No Comments



Over the last few weeks we have seen the 10 year treasury rate yield rise to a new 2011 high which in turn has pushed 30 year fixed mortgage rates toward 5%. At the present time we are seeing 30 year fixed rates around 4.8% but it will come as no surprise to see these interest rates move even higher as the 10 year treasury rate yield continues its uptrend.


For quite some time many economists and analysts have stated that the overall economy is going to dictate interest rates. As the economy improves there is a very good chance that we could see 30 year fixed mortgage rates go through 5% and make their way towards 6%. When making spring interest rate predictions it can be very difficult due to the fact that the federal reserve bank could take necessary steps to keep interest rates low if the economy continues to struggle.


With that being said the opposite could also be true. If the Federal Reserve sees economic growth and there’s a very good chance that they are no longer take the necessary steps and we could see interest rates move up very quickly. With this in mind it may be wise to take advantage of the current low mortgage interest rate environment.

There are many mortgage lenders on the local, regional and national level and it is very advisable to do research to find a lender that works well for a specific financial situation. Unfortunately, many Americans go into this process blind and they have no idea what to expect next when it comes to refinancing or submitting a mortgage application.

Luckily the HUD website offers many free resources they should do a great job of helping Americans better understand what options are currently available. By doing a little bit of extra research on this website homeowners will position themselves very well when it comes to making the right decisions through the entire refinance process.

Author: Tiffany Mann


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