Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Freddie Mac to Purchase $71 Billion in Seriously Delinquent Loans

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Freddie Mac announced they would purchase $71.2 billion 120+ day in loans. This confirms fears that MBS investors should be expecting an increase in involuntary... - MND NewsWire
Mortgage Rates moved higher today.The main event on the day was the second of three US Treasury auctions scheduled for this week. Today's auction offered... - Mortgage Rate Watch
Plain and Simple: the Fed is feeling their way through this one step at a time. The plan has been outlined but the marketplace is very sensitive to policy... - MND NewsWire
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FNMA 4.0 97-14 -0-07
FNMA 4.5 100-20 -0-03
FNMA 5.0 103-18 -0-04
FNMA 5.5 105-21 -0-07
FNMA 6.0 106-24 -0-06
Updated: 2/10/10 4:36 PM
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3 MO 0.1100 -0.0100
2 YR 0.9100 0.0700
5 YR 2.3900 0.0700
10 YR 3.7200 0.0500
30 YR 4.6500 0.0700
Updated: 2/10/10 5:49 PM
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30 Yr FRM 4.99 0.03
15 Yr FRM 4.30 0.01
FHA 30 Year 5.17 0.03
Jumbo 30 Year 6.41 0.02
5/1 Yr ARM 4.21 0.02
Updated: 2/10/10 3:56 PM
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David Haines
on 2/10/2010 - read this comment
Bobby: That is how I interpret it as well. It could create more liquidity for the MBS market as there is new cash to be invested.
Bobby Downey
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So here is the thing...if they are 120 days down you are not getting that interest anyway are you? In my opinion it would be a blessing for investors to take the hit up front to dump all their doo doo...
George Moring
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"Come on, folks. Let's stop looking out the rear window and start looking forward to our future" Just doesn't seem to be the way our politics and govern work, someone has to point the finger...
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the snow might be leaned on as a excuse if the auction is poorly subscribed: While electronic markets are now more heavily relied upon for trade execution, rather than open outcry, this will still negatively...

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