
Mortgage Rates Jump to Highest Since September as Iran-Driven Inflation Bets Grow
Mortgage rates for the 30-year fixed rose to 6.41%, the highest since September, as 10-year Treasury yields climbed on inflation expectations tied to the Iran conflict. After a brief dip to 5.99% two weeks ago, the surge could dampen spring homebuying even as demand showed some strength; Lennar flagged broader headwinds, and a $400,000 home with 20% down would see roughly a $115 higher monthly payment than two weeks ago.












