Mortgage Rates Decline Ahead of Thanksgiving

Homebuyers have reasons for hope heading into the holidays

Though demand dropped off ahead of Thanksgiving, falling mortgage rates and an uptick in loan applications are good signs for the market’s slow season.

U.S. Mortgage rates edged down ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday

By John Meyer, consultant in financial affairs – Eurasia Business News, November 25, 2025. Article no 1915 U.S. mortgage rates did edge down going into the Thanksgiving holiday, but only by a small amount, and they remain just above 6% for typical 30‑year loans. The move reflects easing inflation and expectations of further Federal Reserve rate cuts, but not a dramatic shift in borrowing costs yet.​ Where rates stand now The average 30‑year fixe…

Mortgage Rates Decline Ahead of Thanksgiving

The 30-year fixed-rate averaged 6.23% as of Nov. 26, down from last week when it averaged 6.26%. Continue Reading Mortgage Rates Decline Ahead of Thanksgiving The post Mortgage Rates Decline Ahead of Thanksgiving appeared first on Weekly Real Estate News.