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Mortgage rates reach three-year high above 5.9%

Mirror · Business

Published 21 Sep 2026, 14:28 BST · Updated 21 Sep 2026, 17:02 BST

The average five-year fixed rate mortgage has risen to 5.92% according to Moneyfacts.
A Bank of England rate hike is expected in the coming months.
Mortgage rates have hit their highest level in three years.

Mortgage rates hit three year high and warnings of more hikes to come — Photo: Mirror / source, © Mirror.

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