Mortgage rates fell yesterday after four consecutive business days of rises. But modest daily changes mean little.

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The first change is regarding FHA appraisals. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), which is ...

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Coming up Although economic reports are usually the main drivers of changes to mortgage rates, they're not the only ones. The general mood in markets and economically consequential news can also ...