Mortgage refinance rates dropped to a six-week low this week for the first time in over a month. The 30-year fixed refinance average hit its lowest point since May according to new data. This marks a decline, but a few lenders noted a jump to 6.6% on the same day. Refinance demand dropped further despite the slight rate decline. Overall mortgage applications rose due to higher homebuying activity. Reports from multiple sources show fluctuating movements in the market. While one tracker noted mixed rates, a different report highlighted the jump to 6.6%. A third confirmed the drop to 6.47%. Borrowers still face higher costs compared to previous years. Lenders stay cautious as the market adjusts to new conditions.