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Mortgage Rate Predictions For The Next 30 Days (January 21, 2010)

Studies from inside the Fed say the group's intervention lowered rates by 1 percent last year. We've been getting low rates because the mortgage-backed market is "artificial". The Fed is a non-natural buyer. Starting April 1, 2010, though, life goes back to normal. The Fed is ending its support and the market will be left to its own. It will be ugly for mortgage rate shoppers.

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