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Mortgage rates could move even higher — dealing a fresh blow to home buyers

Mortgage rates could move even higher — dealing a fresh blow to home buyers
MarketWatch Tuesday 18 August 2026, 19:17 UTC By Aarthi Swaminathan 1 min read
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Mortgage rates rose slightly due to a deepening bond-market selloff.

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