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Fannie and Freddie pullback would devastate economy - Reuters


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Fannie and Freddie pullback would devastate economy
Reuters - Nov 23, 2007
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac own or guarantee a combined $4.8 trillion of US home mortgage loans of more than 40 percent of the total outstanding.
Why Freddie's Loss Didn't Clear the Air Wall Street Journal
Fannie and Freddie get burned Business Spectator
On Wall St: Subprime flames lick at Freddie MSNBC
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Symptoms of a slowdown: Foreclosures rise as adjustable-rate … - San Jose Mercury News

Symptoms of a slowdown: Foreclosures rise as adjustable-rate
San Jose Mercury News,  USA - 5 hours ago
Some 2 million homeowners hold $600 billion of subprime adjustable-rate mortgage loans, known as arms, that are due to reset at higher amounts during the

Mortgage seekers are the Main Street collateral damage of credit … - Globe and Mail

Mortgage seekers are the Main Street collateral damage of credit
Globe and Mail, Canada - Nov 22, 2007
Whether the banks are selling guaranteed investment certificates or pooling their mortgage loans and selling pieces to institutional investors,
The Financial Tsunami: Sub-Prime Mortgage Debt is but the Tip of Center for Research on Globalization
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Long-term mortgage rates decline - Bizjournals.com

Long-term mortgage rates decline
Bizjournals.com, NC - 23 hours ago
First Hawaiian Bank offered rates of 5.75 percent on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages, charging two points for the loans, according to the Honolulu Board of

CORRECTED - COLUMN-UK housing wobbles as credit drains away: James … - Reuters.uk

CORRECTED - COLUMN-UK housing wobbles as credit drains away: James
Reuters.uk, UK - Nov 23, 2007
L: Quote, Profile , Research), namely that after the subprime debacle investors no longer have much of an appetite for securities backed by mortgage loans,
UK mortgage approvals dive to record low Business Spectator
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Paul Krugman fails to explain the reasons for the mortgage meltdown - BloggingStocks

Paul Krugman fails to explain the reasons for the mortgage meltdown
BloggingStocks - 3 hours ago
Krugman uses that platform to suggest that the reason for the bad mortgage loans is that bankers "haven't been forced to give back any of the huge paychecks

Azerbaijan Mortgage Fund refinanced only 56% of given under its … - Azerbaijan Business Center

Azerbaijan Mortgage Fund refinanced only 56% of given under its
Azerbaijan Business Center, Azerbaijan - Nov 22, 2007
Azerbaijan Mortgage Fund (AMF) under The National Bank of Azerbaijan cannot refinance whole volume of given under its standards mortgage loans due to given
Azerbaijan Mortgage Fund will abolish maximum rate limit while Azerbaijan Business Center
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Refinancing May Be Harder to Enjoy - Wall Street Journal

Refinancing May Be Harder to Enjoy
Wall Street Journal - 16 hours ago
Martin Quijada, an architect from Gilbert, Ariz., who has perfect credit, has been looking to refinance his mortgage loan recently.

arms Control: How to Avoid Mortgage-Reset Grief - Wall Street Journal

arms Control: How to Avoid Mortgage-Reset Grief
Wall Street Journal - 18 hours ago
arms are mortgage loans with payments based on indexes that adjust periodically. The amount due each month may go up several times over the life of the loan

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