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The Treasury market is flashing a warning sign for home buyers. Are 7% mortgage rates next?

U.S. 30-year mortgage rates have climbed to an 11-month high, sparking concerns over the possibility of rates hitting 7%.

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Average 30-year mortgage rates in the U.S. have risen to 6.58%, marking the highest level in nearly a year. According to the MBA, this represents an 11-month high for these rates.

Coverage from ABC News, Reuters, and Yahoo Finance emphasizes that these increases are linked to inflation worries driven by rising oil prices. MarketWatch identifies warning signs in the Treasury market, while CNBC notes that some homebuyers are still finding advantages despite the rise.

Future attention centers on whether mortgage rates will continue to climb toward the 7% threshold.

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Quick answers

What is the current average 30-year US mortgage rate?

The average rate has climbed to 6.58%.

What is driving the increase in mortgage rates?

Yahoo Finance reports that a rise in oil has sparked inflation worries.

How significant is the current rate increase?

According to the MBA and ABC News, the rate is at its highest level in nearly a year, specifically an 11-month high.

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