Mortgage Rates: Future Direction of Mortgage Rates Depends on Bernanke: 30 Year Mortgage Rates at 4.30%Mortgage rates moved higher over the past several days following bond yields higher. 30 year mortgage rates today are averaging 4.30%, up from yesterday's average 30 year mortgage rate of 4.25%. 30 year rates made an all-time low of 4.14% this past Monday but have since moved higher. The future direction of rates is probably lower since the Commerce Department announced this morning that 2nd quarter GDP came in at 1%, a slower pace then previously estimated, bring growth down to a meager 0.7% for the first half of 2011. Find a list of current mortgage rates from several lenders by searching our mortgage rate tables here: CURRENT MORTGAGE RATES. Another factor besides a slowing economy that will drive mortgage rates lower is the Fed. Chairman Ben Bernanke is giving a speech today on the economy and the markets are wondering if Bernanke will announce a new stimulus plan, possibly driving interest rates lower to revive the economy. You can view a complete list of average mortgage rates released by MonitorBankRates.com this past Monday: Mortgage RatesMortgage rates declined again this week and 30 year mortgage rates hit an all-time low of 4.14% in MonitorBankRates’ Weekly Average Mortgage Rate Survey. Millions of homeowners can’t take advantage of record low mortgage rates and refinance because they don’t have the required 80% loan-to-value (LTV) ratio many lenders now require. Explore Other Bank Mortgage Offers
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