Losses from Mortgage Crisis Could Reach Nearly $1 Trillion (Financial Planning.com) Losses from the mortgage crisis in the United States could expand to nearly $1 trillion, the International Money Fund said today at a press conference in Washington, D.C. to disclose
Energy prices push up US producer prices New US economic data gave watchers a taste of their worst fears yesterday - ' that rising inflation could coincide with slowing growth, a scenario that would cause problems for
In some red-hot markets, signs of a new home slowdown Early signs suggest the red-hot home-building market in some of Oregon's most overheated areas might, just might, be headed for a slowdown, even while new homes continue to go up
Resale housing prices hit highs in much of region (Reg Req'd) Low mortgage rates help, but the frantic bidding of last year is less of a factor.via
Fitch Rates GSAMP Trust $496MM Mortgage P-T Ctfs, 2006-S1 (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) NEW YORK----Jan. 30, 2006--GSAMP Trust $496 million mortgage pass-through certificates, series 2006-S1, which closed on Jan. 27, 2006, are rated by Fitch Ratings as follows: $273.3 million class A-1
Going up Sales of existing U.S. homes advanced at a record pace in April, driving home prices even higher as cheaper financing refueled the housing boom.via
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