US mortgage rate dips below 6% but economists don't expect a housing boom

Reuters·Feb 26

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Mortgage rates in the US have fallen below 6%, with some reports indicating this is the lowest level in several years. Economists do not expect this decrease to trigger a housing boom, with supply being a key factor. The future direction of mortgage rates is uncertain, with some outlets discussing potential fed rate cuts and seeking expert predictions for 2026.

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