Lenders to pause delinquent mortgage foreclosures (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Six top mortgage companies on Tuesday launched a new program aimed at staving off foreclosure for seriously delinquent borrowers in the hopes that new, more affordable loan terms can
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BMO Bank of Montreal Increases Variable Mortgage Rates (CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance) BMO Bank of Montreal today announced it is increasing its variable mortgage rates effective September 8, 2005.read more...
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Minister slams banks over loan surge Junior minister with responsibility for housing, Noel Ahern, has criticised banks for paying out E8bn in home loans during the first three months of this year and said they bear
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“With the dour news, we will be reminded why the Federal Reserve lowered the Fed funds rate as much as it did and all of those who complained about the size of the cut will be quiet today”
Treasury prices rose sharply Tuesday, after homebuilder Lennar Corp. reported a big loss and a national report showed existing home sales at a five-year low in August.
Signs of economic weakness stir demand for government-backed Treasurys.
On Tuesday prospects for economic growth looked poor after Lennar reported an unexpectedly large loss and prominent retailers Target Corp and Lowe’s Cos. cut their sales forecasts.
In addition, the National Association of Relators said existing home sales dropped 4.3 percent to 5.50 million units in August, marking the weakest sales since August, 2002. Inventories of unsold were 4.58 million, the highest level since May, 1989. Read more
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