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Mortgage rates jump sharply higher after Iran strikes, reversing last week's decline - CNBC
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Mortgage rates moved higher as renewed hostilities and rising oil prices pushed Treasury yields up, reversing recent declines and raising borrowing costs. Those increases have since been partly reversed after ceasefire hopes eased oil and Treasury yields, underscoring how quickly mortgage costs can swing with developments in the Iran conflict and complicating affordability for homebuyers.
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