Mortgage Rates Continue to Decline for Fifth Consecutive Week.

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Mortgage rates have dropped for the fifth week in a row, with the average rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage at 6.27%, down from 6.28% the previous week. The latest inflation data for March showed that it has continued to cool, improving the outlook for homebuyers. However, mortgage rates remain well above last year when the average was 5%. The slowdown in home prices and lower interest rates have made buying a home more affordable for some, leading to an increase in home purchases. Consumers looking to take advantage of lower mortgage rates can consider refinancing their mortgage loan or shopping for the best rate on a loan.
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