Mortgage interest rates post record drop in June

Mortgage interest rates at closing, falling for the first time in more than three years, posted a record decline in June, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board reported Wednesday. The board said the effective closing interest rate on a conventional loan for a single home was 13.16 percent in June; rates hit a record peak of 14.01 percent in May.

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