Mortgage rates continued to make like a bouncing ball during the week ending November 6.
According to the Primary Mortgage Market Survey conducted by Freddie Mac, mortgage interest rates dropped sharply this week following three weeks where long term rate rose and fell and rose again over a range of more than 50 basis points.
This past week the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) dropped from 6.46 percent with 0.7 point to 6.20 percent and 0.7 point. In the last four weeks the 30-year had twice spiked in very large moves to 6.46 percent.
The 15-year FRM this week averaged 5.88 percent with 0.7 point compared to 6.19 percent with 0.7 point during the week ended October 30.
The five-year Treasury-indexed hybrid adjustable-rate mortgage carried an average contract interest rate of 6.19 percent with 0.6 point. During the previous week the average was 6.36 percent with 0.7 point.
The one-year Treasury-indexed ARM fell 13 basis points to an average of 5.25 percent. Fees and points which averaged 0.6 point a week earlier fell to 0.4 point.
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