Relevant:
- At 5.21%, Freddie Mac 30 Year Fixed Rate Mortgage Jumps To Highest Since August
- Mortgage Rates in U.S. Increase to Highest Since May, Freddie Mac Says
- U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rates Rise to a Six-Month High
- Mortgage Rates in U.S. Decline as 30-Year Fixed Loans Available at 3.98%
- Bond Yields Push Mortgage Rates Up
2010-11-18 — zerohedge.com
"After posting an all time low rate of 4.17% in the week ended November 11, the 30 Year Freddie Mac Fixed-Rate Mortgage has surged by 22 bps to 4.39%, the highest average rate since August 19, before QE2 had started to be priced in. This is a direct reaction to the recent drubbing in the 10 Year bond which continues to see an unwind of the QE2 frontrunning trade. "
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