Bids for GE's Aussie mortgage unit due next week-source (Reuters via Yahoo! Singapore News) SYDNEY, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Indicative bids for General Electric Co's potential sale of its Australian mortgage business are due next week, but bankers do not expect a stampede
Personal finance: With low rates, long-term investments not practical When the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee last met, it raised short-term interest rates another quarter-point, to 3.25 percent - and the markets yawned.via
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WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)—Shares of mortgage-finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac fell Monday morning following a decision on Friday by the companies’ regulator to reject Fannie’s request to buy more home loans to prop up the sagging mortgage market.
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