Cheap Mortgages May Last as Investors Replace Fed (Update1)
March 30th, 2010
Cheap Mortgages May Last as Investors Replace Fed (Update1)
The Federal Reserve’s completion this week of its program to buy $1.25 trillion in mortgage bonds probably won’t mean significantly higher U.S. home loan rates as investors return to the market, replacing the Fed.
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