Mortgage Rates 📢 June 30th, 2025

INTEREST RATES

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💡 Why This Matters

📉 Rates Moved Down Slightly
Mortgage rates dipped by 0.125% across the board, giving buyers a small but welcome improvement. Conventional loans are now closer to 6.625%, and government-backed options like FHA and VA are hovering just above 6%.

📊 Bond Yields Still in a Down Channel
The 10-year Treasury yield continues to drift lower, as shown in this week’s technical chart. This decline is helping mortgage rates soften, but resistance levels in the bond market are keeping a lid on bigger moves down.

📰 Market Drivers to Watch

• Jobs Data This Week: ADP and BLS jobs reports are due, with expectations ranging from 85,000 to 110,000 new jobs. Weak job creation could put additional pressure on rates to improve.

• Geopolitical Risks: Middle East tensions remain, which could drive more money into bonds and help rates hold or improve temporarily.

• New Treasury Supply: The government’s rising deficit means more Treasuries are coming to market. Over time, this could limit how far rates can fall if demand doesn’t keep up.

💡 Realtor Insight:
A modest rate dip is giving some buyers a reason to re-engage, but it’s still a tight window. Use this opportunity to encourage pre-approved clients to lock in before fresh economic data or Treasury supply reverses the trend.