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14Dec2010

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Dan Green

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The Fed’s Official Statement And What It Means To The Mortgage Market (December 14 2010)

Today, the Federal Open Market Committee voted 9-to-1 to leave the Fed Funds Rate unchanged within in its target range of 0.000-0.250 percent. Mortgage rates are rising.

03Nov2010

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Dan Green

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Federal Reserve

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The Fed’s Official Statement And What It Means To The Mortgage Market (November 3 2010)

The Federal Open Market Committee called economic growth "disappointingly slow" and pledged another $600 billion to bond markets. Mortgage markets expected more; rates are slowly rising.

21Sep2010

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Dan Green

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Federal Reserve

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The Fed’s Official Statement And What It Means To The Mortgage Market (September 21 2010)

There were no surprises in the Fed’s statement so, as a result, the mortgage market's reaction to the release has been neutral. Mortgage rates in Ohio are thus far unchanged this afternoon.

28Apr2010

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Dan Green

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Federal Reserve

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The Fed’s Official Statement And What It Means To The Mortgage Market (April 28 2010)

The Fed is keeping the Fed Funds Rate in its target range of 0.000-0.250 and has closed all but one of its emergency liquidity programs. Get the breakdown of the Fed's statement and what it means to mortgage rates.