Mortgage rates in the U.S. have fallen below 7% for the first time in months, according to Freddie Mac, marking the lowest levels since March. This decline, reported by sources including Sun Sentinel and Yahoo, is seen as a positive development for the U.S. housing market, potentially making monthly mortgage payments more affordable. Interest rate cuts are widely expected later this year, which could further reduce monthly mortgage payments by hundreds of dollars. The current trend may influence homeowners who were previously hesitant to sell due to high rates, as well as impact the broader housing market dynamics.
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