Mortgage rates rise for the second week in a row, and the demand for re -financing is running out

Mortgage rates have moved slightly higher for the second week in a row, although they are still near the lowest levels of the year.

The average mortgage for 30 years was 6.34 % this week until Wednesday, compared to 6.3 % in the previous week, according to it. Freddy Mac data. The average mortgage rate was 15 years 5.55 %, up from 5.49 %.

The mortgage rates have gradually increased since the Federal Reserve reduced the standard interest rate last month, reflecting the invested uncertainty about the speed and aggression of future price discounts.

The cabinet returns for 10 years, which follows the mortgage rates closely, slightly lower in recent days, although its lower path is volatile. Near midday on Thursday, the return stood for 10 years near 4.1 %.

10 years fluctuation with investors investing possible economic effects to close the government, and in the end it has not moved much after a new report from the ADP salary processor that shows that special Employers attach 32,000 jobs last month.

Some economic data that could provoke the movements of the mortgage rate has been delayed amid the closure of the government.

The monthly salary report of the United States government will not be issued as scheduled on Friday. Last month, the expected salary data sent the treasury revenues and mortgage rates.