30-Year Rates Climb for Week
Mortgage borrowing costs were up for the week, reports Freddie Mac. According to the company's figures, interest on 30-year fixed loans bumped up to 5.88 percent from 5.85 percent a week ago; while 15-year fixed loans climbed to 5.42 percent from 5.34 percent.

On the other hand, adjustable-rate products moved in the opposite direction, with the one-year ARM dipping to 5.19 percent from 5.24 percent and the five-year ARM sliding to 5.59 percent from 5.67 percent