Mortgage Rates Fall Again
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•After mini-boom, weekly mortgage refinance demand falls back 15%. Here's why.
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30-year fixed rate has fallen 32 basis points in the past four weeks and is 81 basis points lower than it was at the same time last year .
Applications for a mortgage to purchase a home fell 5% for the week and were 8% lower than the same week one year ago .
Mortgage Bankers Association : Applications to refinance a home loan dropped 15% from the previous week .
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