The average interest rate for 30-year fixed mortgage loans in the United States has risen to 6.67%, higher than 6.43% in early July and 5.98% before the outbreak of the Iraq War, resulting in an increase of $150 in the average monthly mortgage repayment for ordinary homes in the United States compared to the beginning of the year. The average interest rate for 5-year fixed mortgages in the UK has risen to 5.66%, 10-year fixed mortgage rates in Germany have risen to 3.7%, and 10-year fixed mortgage rates in France have risen to 3.15%. The US Iran conflict has led to rising oil and energy prices, exacerbating inflation concerns and pushing up financing costs, suppressing real estate transactions in Europe and America. In July, the UK reached a housing sales agreement, which decreased by nearly 10% year-on-year.
