Average two-year fixed holds at 5.37% as lenders price cautiously with Bank Rate at 3.75%
The average two-year fixed mortgage sits at 5.37% across all lenders this week, with the big six closer to 4.74%, while five-year fixes average 5.48% (Mojo/Uswitch data, 24 June). Pricing has held broadly flat since the Bank of England kept Bank Rate at 3.75% on 18 June, as swap-rate volatility linked to Middle East tensions keeps lenders cautious despite earlier cutting momentum. For buyers, borrowing costs are steady rather than easing further; for sellers, it argues for realistic pricing while buyer budgets stay capped. A market holding its breath, not turning.
What this means for…
Buyers· 2/3
Sellers· 2/3
Wider market· 2/3
Each axis scored 1 (minor) to 3 (major). Total 6/9.
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