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U.S. mortgage rates rise on Monday
NEW YORK, March 29 (Reuters)
- The average rate on a 30-year U.S. mortgage with no upfront
points rose 1/8 of a percentage point to 5-3/4 percent, according
to BestInfo, Inc.
The 30-year mortgage with one upfront point climbed
1/8 of a percentage point to 5-1/2 percent.
The 30-year mortgage rate with two upfront points
increased 1/8 of a percentage point to 5-1/4 percent.
The Mortgage Point Monitor is provided exclusively
to Reuters by BestInfo. The company, formerly BestRates Inc.,
is a Dover, Vermont-based provider of mortgage market analysis.
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