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The following information is as of January 25, 2008
An Election Year
By Robert Gilman
The 10 year note is currently trading at 3.58 down 6bps. from last week.
Mortgage Rates as of January 25th:
30 year fixed @5.625% 10/1ARM @6.125%
30 year fixed (jumbo) @6.25% 7/1ARM @6.00%
15 year fixed @5.125% 5/1ARM @5.875%
15 year fixed (jumbo) @5.875% 3/1ARM @5.75%
Other Key Indexes and Rates:
1Year T Bill....2.40% 11th District COFI....4.17%
1 Year LIBOR....3.08% 12-MTA................4.52%
Prime Rate....6.50%
Economic news this week that may impact mortgage rates:
- Monday- New Home Sale
- Tuesday- Durable Goods Orders, Consumer Confidence
- Wednesday- GDP, FOMC Meeting
- Thursday- Initial Jobless Claims, Crude Invemtories, PCE
- Friday- Jobs Report, Consumer Sentiment Index
With last week's economic calander we saw a global market meltdown at
the begining of the week due to growing concerns about declining
corporate profits and overall health of the economy.
The Fed announced a suprise emergency cut of the Fed Funds Rate of 75bps. in attempt to alleviate the volatility and potential panic in the marketplace. The
markets continued their wild swings but by the end of the week the 10
year note and mortgage rates finished relatively unchanged.
This week is packed with economic data to digest so there is plenty of
potential for another volatile trading week. We start with New Home
Sales followed by Durable Goods and Consumer Confidence.
Wednesday the Fed will announce its policy statement and their decision on interest rates which will likely be another cut. The week is finished by the PCE and Jobs Report. It will be interesting to see the inflation and jobs data coming out after the the Fed makes its decision on Wednesday.
Have a great week!
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