When Will
Mortgage Rates Hit 5%?
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Posted: 26 Nov 2013 04:00 AM
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The big question
for homebuyers is when interest rates will begin to rise to the 5% mark. The
effect of a rise in mortgage rates could be a dramatic increase in the
monthly mortgage payment when purchasing a home. In an article last week, HousingWire
quoted two different sources regarding this issue.
Most experts are projecting
that rates will rise when the Fed decides to taper the purchase of bonds
which has acted as a stimulus to the housing market by keeping long term
mortgage rates at historic lows.
In the article, Sterne Agee’s
managing director and chief economist Lindsey Piegza pointed out:
"Federal Reserve
officials said they might reduce their monthly bond buying program from $85
billion 'in coming months' as the economy continues to improve."
The article also quotes Frank
Nothaft, chief economist with Freddie
Mac:
“By the end of 2014,
rates will probably approach and perhaps touch 5%. A reason we see the uptick
in rates is that I do think some point the Federal Reserve will start to
taper and scale back its very active purchase on long-term Treasuries and
mortgage-backed securities.”
Rates will hit 5% sometime in
2014. It might be better to buy sooner rather than later.
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