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December 23, 2005
The yield on 10 Year Treasury Note broke 4.4% on the way down
Hmm, that is interesting, someone has been buying bonds for the last couple days. That is the lowest it was in December and comes after a government report showed new home sales in November fell by the most in 12 years.
The 30 year conforming fixed mortgage can be obtained at about 6.125% and the 15 year at 5.75%.
The 30 year jumbo is around 6.50% and the 15 year is around 6.125%.
Posted in Mortgages at December 23, 2005 11:50 AM
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