Seattle Mortgage Rates Today 5/11/12: “Grexit-ing?” Wolfgang Schaeuble, Germany’s Finance Minister, voiced his opinion proposing Greece exit the Euro. However, should Greece exit there would be a plethora of unintended, ...
Seattle Mortgage Rates Today 5/10/12: “Is the collapse of the EU on the horizon?” Those words may ring true in 2013 should Greece find itself seceding from the European Union. ...
Seattle Mortgage Rates Today 5/9/12: Mortgage Bonds continue to trade at all-time highs as the Euro continues to fall against the dollar as political unrest unfolds in the region. Investors ...
Seattle Mortgage Rates Today 5/8/12: Greece is still in limbo as the country continues to struggle to form a new government. The battle between The New Democracy and Syriza is ...
Seattle Mortgage Rates Today 5/7/12: “Sar-ko-zy! C’est Fini! Sar-ko-zy! C’est Fini!” This was the sentiment that was chanted yesterday as French President Nicolas Sarkozy was bid au revoir. Since the ...
Seattle Mortgage Rates Today 5/4/12: “Uh-oh, Friday’s Jobs Report…” In anticipation of today’s Jobs Report comes a very disappointing number of jobs created. After the ADP report on Wednesday, analysts ...
Seattle Mortgage Rates Today 5/3/12: As the markets ready themselves for the all-important Job Report tomorrow, mortgage bonds remain unchanged.
Speaking of unchanged, European Central Bank’s President, Mario Draghi, cited that ...
Seattle Mortgage Rates Today 5/2/12: “Word of the day? ‘UNEMPLOYMENT!’” Today’s ADP Report, which recounts the current state of private sector jobs, reflected a disappointing 119,000 gains. With this Friday’s ...
Seattle Mortgage Rates Today 5/1/12: “Quantitative Easing 3, where are you?” San Francisco Federal Reserve President, John Williams, and Dallas Federal Reserve President, Richard Fisher, concurred that the Federal Reserve ...
Seattle Mortgage Rates Today 4/30/12: “Propera víctima de la recessió ... Espanya! / The recession’s next victim…Spain!” Once again, negative sentiment coming from Europe is pushing bonds just a bit ...
