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30Apr2013
Mortgage Rates : What Will Happen After The May 2013 Fed Meeting
Mortgage rates aren't controlled by the Federal Reserve but mortgage rates will fluctuate after the FOMC adjourns from its May 2013 meeting.
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Mortgage Rates Rising After March 2013 FOMC Statement
Mortgage rates are rising after March 2013 FOMC statement. The Federal Reserve doesn't control mortgage rates but, today, it's influencing them.
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Mortgage Rates Change After January 2013 Fed Minutes
The January Fed Minutes show the Federal Reserve facing off with the mortgage markets. If Federal Reserve loses, mortgage rates will spike.
See More13Dec2012
Mortgage Rates Respond To December 2012 FOMC Statement
The Federal Reserve pledged to keep QE3 in place after its December 2012 meeting. Mortgage rates are slightly worse.
See More24Oct2012
Mortgage Rates Respond To October 2012 FOMC Statement
The Federal Reserve pledged to keep QE3 in place after its October 2012 meeting. Mortgage rates are slightly improved.
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