Average rates have edged up again this week, after seeing reductions earlier this month.

Average rates have edged up again this week, after seeing reductions earlier this month.
Reductions apply to all two-year and five-year fixed rates across Keystone's ranges.
The lender has increased selected higher-LTV mortgage rates.
The Society has trimmed rates by 0.10%.
Average rates have fallen by up to 0.17% compared to last week.
Swap rates have been rising in recent weeks and concerns about persistent inflation is a key driver.
Own New, Retrofit Boost, shared ownership and remortgage rates are among those affected.
The average two-year fixed rate is still 0.23% higher than the five-year equivalent.
This is the first time HSBC has offered Premier customers an exclusive two-year fixed rate since 2019.
The rate cuts impact both new purchase and remortgage three-year fixed rates.
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