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Sorry Kansans. Another false alarm where your home state was in the headline but only as a Wizard of Oz reference. For bond markets, it's an apt allusion.
2014 was home sweet home for analysts trying to understand and predict the cours...
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MBS Commentary
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Sorry Kansans. Another false alarm where your home state was in the headline but only as a Wizard of Oz reference. For bond markets, it's an apt allusion.
2014 was home sweet home for analysts trying to understand and predict the cours... (read more) |
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Rob Chrisman
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Wells Fargo’s retail lending division & core bank have really “taken it on the chin” in the last year or so, what with the car insurance, sales practice, and rate lock extension scandals, and reminding us that a good reputation ... (read more) |
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Mortgage Rate Watch
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What a difference 2 days make! Freddie Mac's weekly rate survey was out yesterday prompting multiple news outlets to declare "slightly lower rates" on the week. Given that Freddie's survey only gathers responses through any given Wednesday, the resul... (read more) |
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Housing News
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Someone must have passed a law; if it is November, you must publish something debunking bubbles. The saturation point is near, but the latest contribution, from Freddie Mac's Chief Economist Sean Becketti, provides a better (and much longer) analysis... (read more) |
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MBS Commentary
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Bond markets took a beating today and analysts are still trying to build a case against a slew of potential assailants. Here's what we know.
European bonds attempted to lead US bonds into weaker territory yesterday, but US bonds managed to ... (read more) |
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Mortgage Rate Watch
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Mortgage rates were unchanged to slightly higher today, keeping them in line with their highest levels in more than 2 weeks, depending on the lender. Bond markets (which underlie mortgage rates) were in slightly better shape this morning, but that fa... (read more) |
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consumerfinancemonitor.com
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