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Mortgage rates drop despite bond market turmoil: Why rates may rise again in coming weeks

Mortgage rates fell slightly despite bond market volatility. Here’s why Treasury yields, inflation, the US deficit and oil prices could push rates higher. 

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Mortgage rates drop despite bond market turmoil: Why rates may rise again in coming weeks
Mortgage rates fell slightly despite bond market volatility. Here’s why Treasury yields, inflation, the US deficit and oil prices could push rates higher. 
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