Mortgage News

The September U.S. employment report&mdashthe bearer of mostly good news&mdashcalls into question the significance of the weak August release

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As agencies like S&P are blasted for the disconnect between mortgage-backed securities’ ratings and results, experts lament the SEC’s weak oversight authority

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Key price gauges are ready to surge over the next few months, which could make the Fed rethink its recent rate cut. Here’s why

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The Fed chairman heads to Congress to address mortgage-related issues—but will his efforts be enough?

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The jump in stocks may have grabbed the headlines, but a budding recovery in the credit market is the real good news

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The rate cut at first sparked stock market elation. But if the Fed’s fears of a slowdown come true, profits and stocks could suffer big-time

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The deeper than anticipated rate cut launched bloggers into feats of rhetorical gymnastics that showcased their wit and wonderment

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The Federal Reserve chairman sent stocks surging and made many investors happy. But he’s also taking risks with inflation

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S&P looks at what’s at stake for the market as Bernanke & Co. prepare to kick off their widely anticipated Sept. 18 policy meeting

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Action Economics explores reports released Sept. 14, and BusinessWeek offers its Fed policy outlook in the runup to the Sept. 18 FOMC meeting

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