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The President of the Chicago Federal Reserve told an audience on Tuesday that financial literacy played a role in the mortgage meltdown, but suggested... - MND NewsWire
If you've been reading along over the past week you know I've been calling for the recent interest rate rally to reverse course. Poor housing... - MBS Commentary
Three months after the home buyer tax credit expired, housing is stagnant. This should come as no surprise to folks working in the industry. Most prospective... - MND NewsWire
MBS Quotes
FNMA 4.0 103-05 0-09
FNMA 4.5 104-24 0-07
FNMA 5.0 106-02 0-04
FNMA 5.5 106-27 0-02
FNMA 6.0 107-18 -0-01
Updated: 8/26/10 4:46 PM
Treasuries
3 MO 0.1450 -0.0150
2 YR 0.5165 -0.0135
5 YR 1.3733 -0.0267
10 YR 2.4755 -0.0645
30 YR 3.5115 -0.0785
Updated: 8/26/10 5:08 PM
Mortgage Rates
30 Yr FRM 4.34 0.02
15 Yr FRM 3.75 0.02
FHA 30 Year 4.41 0.02
Jumbo 30 Year 5.56 0.00
5/1 Yr ARM 3.48 0.03
Updated: 8/26/10 4:35 PM
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Bobby Downey
on 8/26/2010 - read this comment
So we are expecting a pretty strong downward revision to GDP numbers tomorrow aren't we? Gotta think that is going to do us some good...... Thinking NFP on the 3rd is going to be a market mover......
Adam Quinones
on 8/26/2010 - read this comment
Just back into the PANIC zone. We're not talking anything substantial here. Mortgage Rates will be resilient to rising benchmark rates.
Michael Gannon
on 8/26/2010 - read this comment
where do you see rates going? Back towards 5% or just off this extremely low we are sitting at? Won't data that continues to be average to bad still keep us in this range through next spring? I dont...
lucy cantu
on 8/25/2010 - read this comment
I'M READY FOR THE USDA RURAL HOUSING FUNDING.

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