Mortgage Rates Improve

Additional comments indicating that the Fed is in no rush to tighten policy and renewed concerns about Europe helped mortgage rates improve this week. Mixed economic data and Treasury auction results had little overall impact.

After the March 13 Fed statement, mortgage rates swiftly moved higher, but they have since improved and are close to where they were prior to the announcement. Last week, Fed Chief Bernanke clarified the Fed's current position, causing investors to scale back their reaction to the Fed statement. This week, Fed Chief Bernanke again emphasized that the Fed is inclined to keep its very accommodative monetary policy in place to help the labor market. His comments suggested that if economic growth in coming months slows below expected levels, additional Fed purchases of mortgage-backed securities (MBS) remain a possibility. As a result, investors further shifted their outlook for Fed policy this week, helping mortgage rates improve.

Since the announcement of the Greek debt deal a few weeks ago, few headlines about Europe have been seen. This week, however, concerns about financial conditions in Europe emerged again as a significant factor. Spain was the primary source, as thousands of workers protested government cutbacks. To avoid a bailout, Spain must attempt to successfully implement austerity measures and still maintain a decent rate of economic growth. Weak economic growth in the euro-zone adds to the challenge.

 
   

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Residential Wholesale Mortgage, Inc. Acquires Government Loan Center

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FOR IMMEDIAT RELEASE-APRIL 26, 2011 Residential Wholesale Mortgage, Inc. (RWMI) Acquires Government Loan Center.

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In response to the “mortgage meltdown” in 2009, the Federal Government has tightened licensing requirements for all mortgage loan originators. By December 31, 2010, all loan officers will have passed a new National, as well as a new State Exam. These conditions are in addition to having a current license issued by the California Department of Real Estate and to the current continuing education requirement of 45 hours every four years. Real Estate Agents are exempt.

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