How Iran War Is Affecting ‘Volatile’ UK Housing Market

How Iran war is affecting ‘volatile’ UK housing market

Mortgage lenders have been withdrawing deals as concerns grow over rising prices amid conflict in the Middle East

Mortgage rates hit worrying new milestone and deals slump in Iran war fall-out

The average cost of a two-year fixed rate mortgage has topped 5% again, while hundreds of home loan deals have been pulled since the Middle East conflict erupted

Average mortgage rates breach 5% as market adjusts to US-Iran conflict volatility, Moneyfacts says

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Mortgage rates rising today and fixed rate deals changing as Iran War Goes On

Mortgage rates are rising today, and many fixed‑rate deals are being withdrawn at speed across the UK.  Lenders have pulled nearly 500 mortgage products in the past 48 hours, and average fixed rates have now surged above 5%, marking the sharpest disruption since the 2022 mini‑budget.

Typical mortgage rates jump to over 5% as Iran war continues

The average rate for a five-year fixed rate mortgage has soared overnight above 5% as lenders make price adjustments driven by the conflict in Iran. The post Typical mortgage rates jump to over 5% as Iran war continues appeared first on what MORTGAGE.