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Mortgage Rates In US Rise to 6.66%, Highest Level In A Year

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 30 July 2026, 17:48 UTC 1 min read
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Jul 30th, 2026 Mortgage Rates In US Rise to 6.66%, Highest Level In A Year Bloomberg's Michael McKee joins Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Real Yield" to discuss the Fed decision, the surge in long-end US Treasury yields and its effect on rates for consumers. US mortgage rates rose to a 12-month high due to climbing yields.

Jul 30th, 2026 Mortgage Rates In US Rise to 6.66%, Highest Level In A Year Bloomberg's Michael McKee joins Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Real Yield" to discuss the Fed decision, the surge in long-end US Treasury yields and its effect on rates for consumers. US mortgage rates rose to a 12-month high due to climbing yields.
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