Week Focused on FOMC, Consumer Confidence Reading
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- Paul King | June 23, 2008
Stocks were down, Bonds were up today, with mortgage rates increasing by about .125 to price today as a result of weakness from Friday afternoon trading.
There was no relevant economic news released today. Significant economic events will fill the remainder of the week, most significantly a FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meeting, and June Consumer Confidence Report on Tuesday.
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Mortgage Rates Drop on Equity Fears
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- Bill Rice - MortgageLoan.com | October 07, 2008
Mortgage rates continue to drop as fear seizes the equity markets.
Senate Passes Bailout
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- Bill Rice - MortgageLoan.com | October 02, 2008
Senate decisively passes the $700 billion financial market stability legislation.
Mortgage Applications Plunge
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- Bill Rice - MortgageLoan.com | October 01, 2008
Mortgage rates balance on little to no activity, while mortgage applications plunge.
Mortgage Rates Down
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- Bill Rice - MortgageLoan.com | September 30, 2008
Mortgage rates descend, but won't make it easier to get a mortgage.
Mortgage Rates Flat
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- Bill Rice - MortgageLoan.com | September 29, 2008
Expect mortgage rates to remain stagnant.
Mortgage Rates on Rise
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- Bill Rice - MortgageLoan.com | September 26, 2008
Mortgage rates continue to climb as the market anticipates the final details of the $700 billion bailout.
Slight Uptick in Rates
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- Bill Rice - MortgageLoan.com | September 24, 2008
Mortgage rates continue subtle upticks as the Treasury bailout plan gets Congressional scrutiny.
Mortgage Rates Neutral, Looking for Clarity
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- Bill Rice - MortgageLoan.com | September 23, 2008
The Bond market struggled early Monday and then trading thinned as investors look for clarity.
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