Mortgage Interest Rates Falling with the Treasury Yield »

Posted By ChangeToday 4 months, 3 weeks ago in News

It seems highly likely that mortgage interest rates are going to fall with the 10 Year Treasury Rate Yield.  Earlier this week the Federal Reserve Bank announced they were going to purchase US debt which sent the yield on the 10 year plummeting.  After the news finally settled in, the yield was down almost 5%.  Average mortgage rates are sure to fall as well as there is a very strong correlation between the 10 year treasury rate yield and the interest rate on the 30 year fixed rate mortgage.

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    calitennflo4 months, 3 weeks ago

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    If I am correct and the treasury prints and provides these dollar bill for less than 7 cents each then anyone with property better trade using something else...see the federal government is ripping you off!

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      7thspages1 week, 4 days ago

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      Federal Reserve Bank is continuing to take all the appropriate steps to keeping mortgage interest rates under 5.5%.

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