US 30-year at 5.35%... housing loans at 7.18%
Original headline미 30년물 5.35%…주택대출은 7.18%
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The U.S. 30-year Treasury par yield stood at 5.35% on the 10th, according to the Treasury's daily rate statistics, while Freddie Mac's weekly survey put the 30-year fixed mortgage rate at 7.18% as of the 5th. The two figures are often confused because both carry a "30-year" label, but they measure different things: the par yield is a standard maturity-based Treasury yield derived from market quotes, whereas the mortgage rate is the borrowing cost homebuyers actually pay. The gap matters because it reflects the spread between government borrowing costs and household housing finance costs, a key input for housing affordability and mortgage demand. What to watch next is whether the Treasury yield and mortgage rate spreads narrow or widen in upcoming Treasury and Freddie Mac releases.
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30-year Treasury bond, 30-year fixed mortgage, Freddie Mac, U.S. Department of the Treasury