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Integrity Mortgage Group
191 J NC Hwy 42 N
Asheboro, NC 27203
Asheboro NC Phone: (336) 625-4992 Asheboro NC Fax: (336) 625-0911 Greensboro NC Office: (336) 273-1377 Greensboro NC Fax: (336) 273-1311
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 Mortgage News Daily
Pre-Auction Loan Pricing Comparison and Market Update - 47 minutes ago
Posted To: MBS CommentaryWe'll get the results of the $13 billion long bond auction in about 20 minutes. Ahead of issuance... Rate sheet influential MBS coupons are just off their session lows. The October FNCL 4.0 is -0-07 at 104-14. Benchmark Treasury yields are just off their session highs. The 10-year Treasury note is -0-19 at 99-05 yielding 2.721% (+6.7bps). The long bond is -1-04 at 101-17 yielding 3.79% (+6.2bps). S&P futures are a few handles off their high print (1112), now +6.75 at 1106. Although production MBS coupon prices are almost 25bps lower, reprices are not an issue at the moment because loan pricing was notably worse on first run releases. On average, rebate was reduced by 24.7bps on the open. Par note rates experienced the largest reductions. We should see some chopatility after the bond auction...(read more)Forward this article via email: Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
Flagstar Cutting Warehouse Lines; Section 502 Loans Move Ahead; Increase in Corporate Debt Issuance; Prepayment Speeds Faster - 1 hour ago
Posted To: Pipeline Press"Commercial paper" is used by businesses to finance their own working capital, meet payroll and pay suppliers, etc. From the third quarter of 2007 to that of 2008, GDP grew by 3.4%. Did commercial paper keep up?Heck no! Outstanding commercial paper fell by 25%, that works out to about $600 billion. Even worse...asset-backed commercial paper fell by 40%. If borrowing falls by a large percentage, but GDP remains constant, that is decent proof of a credit crunch. This week the amount of corporate debt being sold is unusually high. In a very basic sense, each dollar of corporate debt sold competes for investment dollars with Agency MBS, Treasuries, municipal bonds, etc. It appears that some companies are using the money they raise to expand, or feel that the financing costs are better than issuing...(read more)Forward this article via email: Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
Production MBS Coupons Add to Price Losses After Jobless Claims Data - 4 hours ago
Posted To: MBS CommentaryInitial Jobless Claims and International Trade data has been released, the results were not bond market friendly. Here is a quick recap: 08:30 09Sep10 RTRS-US JOBLESS CLAIMS FELL TO 451,000 SEPT 4 WEEK (CONSENSUS 470,000) FROM 478,000 PRIOR WEEK (PREVIOUS 472,000) 08:30 09Sep10 RTRS-US JOBLESS CLAIMS 4-WK AVG FELL TO 477,750 SEPT 4 WEEK FROM 487,000 PRIOR WEEK (PREVIOUS 485,500) 08:30 09Sep10 RTRS-US CONTINUED CLAIMS FELL TO 4.478 MLN (CON. 4.45 MLN) AUG 28 WEEK FROM 4.480 MLN PRIOR (PREV 4.456 MLN) 08:30 09Sep10 RTRS-US INSURED UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UNCHANGED AT 3.5 PCT IN AUG 28 WEEK (PREV 3.5 PCT) 08:30 09Sep10 RTRS-TABLE-U.S. jobless claims fell in latest week 08:30 09Sep10 RTRS-US JULY TRADE DEFICIT $42.78 BLN (CONSENSUS $47.3 BLN) VS JUNE DEFICIT $49.76 BLN (PREV $49.90 BLN) 08:30 09Sep10...(read more)Forward this article via email: Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
The Day Ahead: Jobless Claims, International Trade, Bond Auction - 5 hours ago
Posted To: MBS CommentaryGlobal markets were generally higher overnight and US equity futures are following on their coattails ahead of weekly employment data, monthly trade gap figures, and the start of the NFL football season. Ninety minutes before the opening bell, S&P 500 futures are +3.50 points to 1,102.75 while Dow futures are 26 points higher at 10,418. So far in September, the S&P has risen 34.3 points and the Dow has gained 236 points. Benchmark interest rates are on the rise as investors reallocate funds into equity markets. The 10-year Treasury note is -0-08 at 99-16 yielding 2.681% (+2.7bps) and the October Delivery FNCL 4.0 is -0-03 at 102-18. “The mood in global equity markets is generally positive,” wrote BMO Capital Markets in a morning note. They mentioned that investor sentiment...(read more)Forward this article via email: Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
Mortgage Rates Mostly Unchanged After Treasury Auction - 19 hours ago
Posted To: Mortgage Rate WatchWhen economic data is thin the stock market tends to have a larger impact on the direction of mortgage rates. The session began with stocks moving lower yesterday. With no data on the economic calendar to reverse the market's direction, the bond market was able to rally all day (higher bond prices = lower bond yields). This allowed most lenders to reprice for the better. Like yesterday, the economic economic was quiet today. Two events influenced the marketplace... The Department of Treasury auctioned $21 billion 10-year notes today. Before the auction, the bond market made room for new debt supply by letting Treasury prices fall (cheapen). This pushed benchmark yields higher and led MBS prices lower. The issue must have gotten cheap enough because auction demand was strong. This led to a modest...(read more)Forward this article via email: Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it. |
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