Navigating Mortgage Rates Amid Market Fluctuations and Economic Shifts

TL;DR
Mortgage demand in the US remained largely unchanged last week as financial markets adjusted to the implications of a Trump presidency, with mortgage rates rising to their highest since July. The Mortgage Bankers Association reported a slight 0.5% increase in total application volume, marking the first rise in seven weeks. While refinance applications fell 2%, purchase applications rose 2%, driven by loans backed by the FHA and VA. The market is experiencing volatility due to election-related factors and expectations for future fiscal policy changes.
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