Mortgage Rates Dip Slightly
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Weekly mortgage demand drops 6%, as homebuyers remain 'on the fence'

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Total mortgage application volume fell 6.6% for the week , according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's seasonally adjusted index.
Applications to refinance a home loan dropped 7% but were 39% higher than the same week one year ago .
Mortgage rates dipped slightly last week but so did mortgage demand, as housing affordability continues to sideline potential buyers.
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