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US 30 year mortgage rate dips to 3.72%

US 30 year mortgage rate dips to 3.72%

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Greg Michalowski
31/07/2025 | 16:29 GMT
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The US 30-yr mortgage rates dip to 6.72%, offering slight relief amid high home prices & borrowing costs. Sales slump continues to rate last week was 6.74%.

The high for the year was at 7.04%. The low for the year was at 6.62%.

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