A weekly mortgage rate survey from Freddie Mac shows rates continuing to slide, but the snapshot of average rates over a seven-day period doesn’t fully reflect new data that’s pushed rates up this week on renewed worries about inflation.
Source: Inman News
Inflation concerns not reflected in latest mortgage rate survey
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