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Why did mortgage rates go up even though the Fed cut rates?
Because the Fed controls short-term rates, not mortgage rates. Mortgage rates follow the bond market — and if investors think inflation might rise or the economy’s still strong, long-term rates (and mortgage rates) can actually move higher even after a Fed cut. #MortgageRates #FedCut #RealEstateTips #HomeLoans #VisionOneMortgage #MarketUpdate #Mortgage101
Published on 10/29/2025
Mortgage Rates Jump After the Fed’s Rate Cut — Here’s Why
The Federal Reserve cut rates again, but mortgage rates actually rose. Learn why this happens, what Powell said, and what it means for homebuyers.
Published on 10/29/2025
Mortgage Rates Jump After the Fed’s Rate Cut — Here’s Why
The Federal Reserve cut rates again, but mortgage rates actually rose. Learn why this happens, what Powell said, and what it means for homebuyers.
Published on 10/29/2025
Mortgage Rates Jump After the Fed’s Rate Cut — Here’s Why
The Federal Reserve cut rates again, but mortgage rates actually rose. Learn why this happens, what Powell said, and what it means for homebuyers.
Published on 10/29/2025
Mortgage Rates Jump After the Fed’s Rate Cut — Here’s Why
The Federal Reserve cut rates again, but mortgage rates actually rose. Learn why this happens, what Powell said, and what it means for homebuyers.
Published on 10/29/2025
Mortgage Rates Hold Near Yearly Lows as Market Awaits Next Data
The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate is hovering near 3-year lows as bond markets hold steady amid limited economic data. Learn why rates remain low and what could move them next.
Published on 10/22/2025
Gen Z and the Dream of Homeownership: Adapting to a Challenging Market
A new Realtor.com survey reveals that 1 in 5 Gen Z adults say housing affordability is their top life concern. Learn how young buyers are adapting, saving, and staying determined to achieve homeownership.
Published on 10/15/2025
Mortgage Rates Tick Up Slightly as Bonds Weaken and MBS Underperform
On October 9, 2025, the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate edged slightly higher to 6.38% after a weaker 30-year Treasury auction and mild MBS underperformance. Rates remain stable within a narrow range as the government shutdown continues.
Published on 10/10/2025
Mortgage Rates Holds Steady After Weak Jobs Report
On October 1, 2025, the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate held at 6.37% after weak private payroll data. Bigger shifts may follow when the delayed government jobs report is released.
Published on 10/01/2025