With the ten year yield at 2.45%, and based on an historical relationship, 30-year rates should currently be around 4.4%.
As of yesterday, Mortgage News Daily reported: Mortgage Rates Unchanged to Slightly Lower
Currently the 10 year Treasury yield is at 2.45%, and 30 year mortgage rates were at 4.10% according to the Freddie Mac survey this week.
To fall to 4% on the Freddie Mac survey, and based on the historical relationship, the Ten Year yield would have to fall to around 2.1%
To increase to 5% (on the Freddie Mac survey), based on the historical relationship, the Ten Year yield would have to increase to about 3.3%.
As of yesterday, Mortgage News Daily reported: Mortgage Rates Unchanged to Slightly Lower
Mortgage rates were just slightly lower on average today with some lenders flat and others distinctly lower. [30YR FIXED - 4.25%]The graph shows the relationship between the monthly 10 year Treasury Yield and 30 year mortgage rates from the Freddie Mac survey.
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Currently the 10 year Treasury yield is at 2.45%, and 30 year mortgage rates were at 4.10% according to the Freddie Mac survey this week.To fall to 4% on the Freddie Mac survey, and based on the historical relationship, the Ten Year yield would have to fall to around 2.1%
To increase to 5% (on the Freddie Mac survey), based on the historical relationship, the Ten Year yield would have to increase to about 3.3%.
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