Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Q2 Outstanding Mortgage Debt Declines, While New Originations Increase

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Aug 29, 2012 4:46PM

Q2 Outstanding Mortgage Debt Declines, While New Originations Increase

First lien mortgage debt decreased substantially during the second quarter of 2012, bringing overall household indebtedness down by $53 billion compared to the first quarter of 2012. According to its Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit , the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said that first mortgage debt declined from $8.2 trillion in the first quarter to $8.1 trillion in the second. At the same time, mortgage originations , measured by the appearance of new mortgages on consumer credit...

Aug 29, 2012 4:06PM

Settlement Monitor Reports on Progress, Servicer Compliance

Joseph A. Smith, Monitor of the National Mortgage Servicing Settlement issued a progress report on Wednesday. Smith, former North Carolina Banking Commissioner, said the interim report was published to inform the public about the nature of the settlement, the steps that have been taken to implement it, and the results to date. Smith is not required to issue his first report to the Federal Court until the second quarter of 2013. The report includes a summary of the material terms of the various judgment...


Micro News

2:07 PM:

Beige Book Offers No New Insights For Upcoming Fed Meeting

1:14 PM:

5yr Auction Produces Average Stats, And Little Reaction In Bond Markets

11:18 AM:

Overall Delinquency Rates Down - NY FED

10:35 AM:

Persistently Weaker So Far, Negative Reprice Risk Increasing

10:12 AM:

ECON: Pending Home Sales Index Highest Since April 2010

9:11 AM:

Bond Markets Struggle With Moderate Weakness After GDP, Merkel

8:40 AM:

ECON: GDP Rised 1.7 Percent, As Expected.

3:28 PM:

Some Weakness For MBS In Late-Day, Light Liquidity

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Today's Comments

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