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mortgage rates edge up as middle east tensions return msn

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    Mortgage rates edge up as Middle East tensions return - MSN

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    Mortgage refinance rates edge higher amid market uncertainty - MSN

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    Mortgage refinance rates rise as forecasts signal prolonged high costs - MSN

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    Gold edges down as US-Iran escalation lifts oil prices, rate hike bets - MSN

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    Treasury yields dip as Fed signals steady inflation strategy - MSN

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    Average fixed mortgage rates edge higher in blow to borrowers - MSN

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    How US-Iran tensions could shape world markets - Yahoo Finance UK

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    Rising Costs Pile Pressure on Vietnam Businesses - Vocal

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    UK mortgage rates rise to highest level for a month

    Renewed tensions in the Middle East feed through to the costs faced by lenders, pushing up borrowing costs.

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