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Mortgage rates rise as US Iran tensions spook bond investors

MarketWatch says the rate increase translates into hundreds of dollars in additional monthly costs for prospective home buyers.

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MarketWatch reports that mortgage rates are rising as tensions between the U.S. and Iran spook bond investors.

The outlet adds that the move is expected to add hundreds of dollars a month in extra costs for prospective home buyers.

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MarketWatchMortgage rates jump as tensions with Iran spook bond investors
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