Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Mortgage Rates Slightly Higher After FOMC Events

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Apr 25, 2012 3:35PM

Mortgage Rates Slightly Higher After FOMC Events

Mortgages Rates are higher today, following the FOMC Announcement , Member Forecasts and Press Conference. The actual text of the Fed's announcement and the actual levels of it's future forecasts did not cause the move higher in rates. Rather, weaker market levels in the morning combined with the fact that those FOMC-related events held the potential to cause volatility caused initial rate sheets this morning to be a bit weaker than they otherwise would have been due to market levels alone. In other...

Apr 25, 2012 3:48PM

Fannie Mae Sets Short Sale Rules, Timelines

Fannie Mae issued guidelines to its servicers today improve the timing and methods of handling pre-foreclosure sales, more commonly known as short sales . The new rules apply to all conventional mortgage loans held in Fannie Mae's portfolio, loans purchased for that portfolio but subsequently securitized into Fannie Mae mortgage backed securities (MBS) pools and those originally delivered as part of an MBS pool. While not required, servicers are encouraged to follow the guidelines for loans sold...


Micro News

4:50 PM:

MBS Grind Around Unchanged Levels Into The Close

2:44 PM:

Bernanke Answers Big Questions, Bond Markets Calm Down

2:10 PM:

Reaction to Forecasts Continues Playing Out, MBS Bounce Back

2:02 PM:

Initial Reaction To Fed Forecasts=Negative. Negative Reprice Risk

1:28 PM:

Reuters "Instant Views" on FOMC Announcement:

1:11 PM:

Some Organic Indecision As Bond Markets Get Antsy

12:49 PM:

Knee Jerks Slowing Down, Bond Markets See Sunlight

12:40 PM:

Starting To Hold Ground Now.... Reprice Risk Present, but Easing

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Today's Comments

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Matthew Graham

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Frank Ceizyk

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Today's Q&A

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