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    In Jan. 30 year fixed mortgage rates were at 5.3%. Bernake has been cutting rates and now they're at 6.1% why

    Mar 08, 2008 by Neither Republican nor Democrat | Posted in Politics

    http://bankrate.com/brm/graphs/graph_tre nd.asp?product=1&prodtype=M

    The rates that Bernake cuts are the discount rates to the banks. The rates you refer to are the rates the banks offer to the consumer.

    Bernake needs to get on the banks a litttle harder, to see that they are passing on these savings to

    Brad V | Mar 08, 2008

    The interest rates the fed cuts are what banks use to lend money money to one another and borrow money from the government. This has an impact on debt like credit cards, not mortgages. Mortgage rates are controlled more by the number of people looking
    Jimmy | Mar 08, 2008

    is this a misleading graph? PLEASE HELP?

    Feb 11, 2011 by asdf | Posted in Homework Help

    there is a graph on this webpage is it misleading? http://www.bankrate.com/finance/mortgage s/mortgage-rates-reach-10-month-high.asp x?ic_id=tsThumb1

    It seems to indicate that interest rates (30 yr loan) were a little over 4.4% on November 10. I do not know if this is true or not, (did not read the whole article) but would guess it is correct.

    Why do you think it is misleading? - should

    | Feb 11, 2011

    It seems to indicate that interest rates (30 yr loan) were a little over 4.4% on November 10. I do not know if this is true or not, (did not read the whole article) but would guess it is correct.

    Why do you think it is misleading? - should
    SumDude | Feb 11, 2011

    How do Treasury yields affect other interest rates?

    Jun 17, 2009 by Blake Shultice | Posted in Economics

    I'm having an economic brain-fart here...

    The hypothetical situation I'm considering is- say China and other big buyers of our Treasury debt all-of-a sudden decided to sell off their treasury holdings. Treasury prices would fall tremendously

    Treasuries today are considered a benchmark of safety. So other yields can be interpreted as an increment of risk over treasuries. However in the unlikely hypothetical you've created, Treasuries would no longer be considered the safest place to park cash

    SDD | Jun 17, 2009

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