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Freddie Mac: US 30-year mortgage rate falls to 7.24%

Freddie Mac reported that the US 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 7.24% last week, down from 7.32% the prior week, marking a second consecutive weekly decline. The drop in the benchmark home-loan rate eases borrowing costs for homebuyers amid elevated financing conditions.

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Two straight weekly declines in the benchmark mortgage rate matter less for the level than for what they signal about direction: financing costs are easing at the margin, though 7.24% remains a restrictive backdrop for would-be buyers. The read-through is mostly to housing-linked demand and, indirectly, to the rate-sensitive tone that has weighed on tokenized real estate and other yield-bearing RWA products. Whether this becomes a sustained move lower or a brief dip is the open question; a third weekly print in the same direction would carry more weight than this one.

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