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Mortgage Rates Too High? (Blame the Fed, Wall Street and Your Neighbor.)

The New York Times – Business:

Lenders use several bits of data to set mortgage rates, including trading moves by investors. Without market volatility, the rate could be under 7 percent.

Joe Rennison
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Federal Reserve System, Government Bonds, Interest Rates, Mortgages, Personal Finances, Real Estate and Housing (Residential), Real Estate Investment Trusts, Treasury Department, United States
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