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Bonds started the new year off on a strong note yesterday, rallying to the best levels since ____. That blank would be filled in with a distinctly different month depending on who you choose as your bond market spokesman. If you choose ...
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Bonds started the new year off on a strong note yesterday, rallying to the best levels since ____. That blank would be filled in with a distinctly different month depending on who you choose as your bond market spokesman. If you choose ... (read more) |
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Mortgage Rate Watch
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Mortgage rates have been plummeting , depending on your definition of the word. To be sure, the past 2 months have no competition in nearly 3 years. The past few days have been special in their own right. Whereas there was cause for concern about the... (read more) |
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Rob Chrisman
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According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR, not the NRA), Americans 36 and younger represented the largest share of home buyers (34%) in 2016. It was the fourth straight year in which this age group paced the home buying landscape, and my... (read more) |
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Housing News
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The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) office was closed during Christmas Week and did not issue its usual summary of mortgage application activity for the week ended December 21. Its report for the week ended December 28 therefore covers changes to ... (read more) |
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Housing News
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Earlier this week we summarized a new White Paper from Freddie Mae detailing the growing importance of single-family properties within the U.S. rental market, especially in rural areas. With the large number of such rentals - an estimated 25 million ... (read more) |
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MBS Commentary
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Monday's half-day brought 2018 to a strongly positive conclusion for bonds. Today's full session picked up where Monday left off and then some . By the end of the day (after the 3pm CME close) 10yr yields were more than 5bps lower at 2... (read more) |
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