Do you know what the mortgage rates have been in the last 30 years vs todays rates?

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August 06 2010 - New Castle

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Mortgage news daily has historical rates available in graph form for the last 36 years here.
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August 06 2010
The last time rates were this low was in 1950's -- sunnyvales graph doesn't go back that far.. crazy huh!
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August 08 2010
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it is crazy! just look at this article in the new york times! it seems everybody has low interest rate FEVER!

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oh wait, this article quotes 5.01% just 5 short years ago... huh. well, i guess we are about .3% off of that party town
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August 08 2010
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Not to pop any bubbles but interest rates and housing prices are inversely proportional. The question is how long can the fed keep this up in order to keep a housing market flat instead of plummeting? It would be interesting to see what a 2 point increase would do. It would be a good time to refinance though.
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