Mortgage Rates March 11, 2020

Mortgage Headliners: 

Mortgage applications increase over 55%...
Refinance applications surge to decade high...
Plunging mortgage rates might not end U.S. Housing...
Mortgage rates rising at fastest place…
The US should suspend mortgage and rent payments…
The banks are back in residential mortgages…
U.S. mortgage lenders urge customers to ask about forbearance…

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Promises that the Federal Reserve says "will work".

On Tuesday August 9th, 2011, the Federal Reserve promised to keep interest rates near zero perent until 2013 and said it would consider further steps to help growth, sparking a rebound in stocks according to an article on Reuters.com by Pedro da Costa and Mark Felsenthal. American citizens know that when it comes to our government and elected officials telling the truth or setting the record straight, you take what is said with "a grain of salt". After painting an unclear portrait, the Federal Reserve says the economic growth has shown more signs of weakness than previously expected. Central Bank released a statement saying "We will hold benchmark rates at rock-bottom lows until mid 2013, and opened the door to other tools to support growth." The announcement foreshadowed how long the Central Bank expects it will take before a struggling economy can move forward in one of the toughest times ever seen.