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Mortgage Bonds reversed lower yesterday and may be headed for further losses today and this can mean higher mortgage rates.
In our last update we recommended locking into a mortgage rate as Mortgage Bonds were battling a tough ceiling of resistance on the charts. If you locked in, good for you, as you probably locked into a great interest rate. These are historical times in the mortgage market place and their are exceptional opportunities that exist.
The deterioration in Bonds which results in higher mortgage rates can be attributed to yesterday’s disappointing Bond auction and the fact that the Euro is showing some signs of stabilization.
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke on Capitol Hill on Wednesday and warned that “the federal budget appears to be on an unsustainable path” ,,, Really? My seven year old could have told us that. He further urged Congress and the White House to come up with a plan to reduce the deficit. Bernanke see’s what we all see … Out of control government spending that if not stopped will give us debt levels greater than 90% of GDP just two years from now, according to some economists.
The US can be faced with a credit downgrade which makes our cost of borrowing higher as interest rates rise, therefore exacerbating the problem. Should this happen you’ll look back and be thankful you locked into a historically low interest rate.
For now we recommend locking into mortgage rates as their is potential for further deterioration in Bonds.
Current Price of FNMA 4.50% Bond: $99.38, -28 BP