Friday, October 22, 2010

How Low Might Mortgage Rates Go After QEII? What if QEII Disappoints?

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MBS Quotes
FNMA 3.5 100-31 -0-06
FNMA 4.0 103-12 -0-05
FNMA 4.5 105-04 -0-02
FNMA 5.0 106-11 -0-01
FNMA 5.5 107-09 -0-02
FNMA 6.0 108-17 -0-03
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Treasuries
3 MO 0.1300 0.0000
2 YR 0.3500 -0.0200
5 YR 1.1700 0.0200
10 YR 2.5900 0.0200
30 YR 3.9400 -0.0100
Updated: 10/22/10 5:40 PM
Mortgage Rates
30 Yr FRM 4.21 0.03
15 Yr FRM 3.53 0.04
FHA 30 Year 4.28 0.03
Jumbo 30 Year 5.44 0.02
5/1 Yr ARM 3.48 0.05
Updated: 10/22/10 5:11 PM
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Jason Harris
on 10/22/2010 - read this comment
The consept of the GSE was not "socialist" in the way you describe until 2008. Please remeber that these same GSE's provided the ability for millions of Americans to buy homes with 30 year...
Ray J
on 10/21/2010 - read this comment
1. Lower mortgage rates...for the strongest and most reliable customers. Responsibility and hard work deserve to be rewarded. Otherwise you risk a revolt. 2. Easier qualifications for rate and term refinances...
Frank Ceizyk
on 10/21/2010 - read this comment
Ok guys--get real-we can't shut the whole system down, and lower rates are not stabilizing prices and the Fed is not going anywhere, nor should it. Please--save your black helicopter stuff for the...
Bryan/Mortgage Finance Group, Inc.
on 10/21/2010 - read this comment
As long as the gses exist, there can be no public/private partnership solution - one seeks max roi and one seeks to collude, manipulate and ultimately destroy. Look how clean, simple and much more efficient...

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