Average lenders increase mortgage rates after two days of bond market decline

6 articles · Updated · Mortgage News Daily · Apr 28

Mortgage rates rose moderately today as lenders adjusted for two consecutive days of steady bond market weakness.
Most lenders delayed rate changes yesterday due to gradual market shifts, resulting in a larger adjustment this morning.
The increase is more significant than recent daily moves, but not due to heightened volatility or unusual market events.

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