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  • Fed Providing Plenty of Liquidity To Mortgage Market

    The Federal Reserve today reported on their weekly purchases of agency mortgage-backed securities (MBS). In the five trading days between August 13 and August 19, the Federal Reserve purchased a gross total of $26.640 billion agency MBS. After subtracting sales (providing liquidity/the roll) the Fed's...
    Posted to MND NewsWire (Weblog) by Adam Quinones on Thu, Aug 20 2009
  • Mortgage Backed Securities Basics

    [Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 3] [Part 4] [ Return to the blog ] Deciphering the Greek Now that there are graphs and MBS prices posted periodically, we've received numerous questions about the significance of the data. This is intended to be a brief companion to the daily mortgage rate analysis that will...
    Posted to MBS Commentary (Weblog) by Jay Drozd on Wed, Nov 5 2008
  • Doubting the Viability of Fannie Mae

    Another bad day for the financial markets as two of its major players, Fannie Mae and Swiss banking power UBS announced big losses on mortgage related investments. UBS said that it would have first-quarter losses of $10.9 billion and would cut 5,500 jobs, nearly half in its investment banking unit. The...
    Posted to MND NewsWire (Weblog) by Glenn Setzer on Tue, May 6 2008
  • OFHEO Lowers Capital Requirements for GSEs to Improve Market Liquidity

    The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) which oversees operation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac late Tuesday announced a major initiative in cooperation with the two government sponsored enterprises (GSEs) to increase, by perhaps as much as $200 billion, the liquidity of the mortgage...
    Posted to MND NewsWire (Weblog) by Glenn Setzer on Wed, Mar 19 2008
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