Fannie Mae (OTCQB: FNMA) is reminding those impacted by Hurricane Ida of available mortgage assistance and disaster relief options. Under Fannie Mae’s guidelines for single-family mortgages impacted by a natural disaster:
Mortgage bond prices finished the week slightly lower which put upward pressure on rates. Rates were worse Monday morning as stocks showed strength. Those losses were reversed Tuesday morning, but the positive movements were short-lived as selling reignited Tuesday
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Mortgage bond prices finished the week slightly higher which helped rates improve. We started on a positive note Monday morning as stocks were weaker. Some of the improvements were erased as MBS selling pressure emerged late Monday afternoon and
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Mortgage bond prices finished the week lower which put upward pressure on rates. We started on a negative note Monday and Tuesday but recovered some of the earlier losses as the week progressed. Q2 Productivity was 2.3% vs the
