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Video SearchDaily Briefing, Tuesday January 29, 2008
Daily Briefing, Tuesday January 29, 2008 Today we'll look at the latest bad news from propertyfinance group... We'll update you on the moves in the 5 year fixed rate mortgage market (and the mortgage yield curve), which seems to be the hot new zone for mortgage rates.... And we'll detail the latest economic news here and abroad, where there are fresh signs of an economic slowdown. And we'll look at what that might mean for interest rates.
Author: ofInterestNZ
Keywords: nz interest borrow invest business economy finance news Commentary Analysis Political Commercial News
Added: January 28, 2008
Connie De Groot on "Your World With Neil Cavuto" Jan 22 2008
Connie De Groot, Real Estate Broker in Beverly Hills, Appears on Fox News Channel's "Your World With Neil Cavuto" to Discuss the Fed's Recent Interest Rate Cuts.
Author: conniedegroot
Keywords: connie de groot degroot neil cavuto fox news real estate interest rates coldwell banker mortgage foreclosure
Added: January 28, 2008
Rate Update for Jan 28, 2008
Evan Swanson's daily commentary on what is happening in the financial markets which will impact mortgage rates.
Author: evanswanson
Keywords: Financial interest rate update evan swanson
Added: January 28, 2008
Daily Briefing, Monday January 28, 2008
Hello. I'm Bernard Hickey with the daily briefing from interest.co.nz... Today we'll look at the latest survey out on home loan affordability in New Zealand and find affordability remains at woeful levels despite lower house prices.... And we'll also look at the latest moves on mortgage interest rates, where competition at the 5 year fixed rate end of the market is intense, with ASB cutting its rates by 10 basis points to 8.95%.
Author: ofInterestNZ
Keywords: nz interest borrow invest business economy finance news Commentary Analysis Documentary Political Commercial News
Added: January 27, 2008
Real Estate Update
brainstorming to get the word out to realtors, mortgage companies, congress to stop this downward spiral by offering 40yr fixed rate financing to help make our higher priced homes more affordable and stop foreclosures.
Author: Lee55star
Keywords: real estate interest rates refinance realtors mortgage brokers economy
Added: January 25, 2008
FX: Week Ahead 01-25-08
The week ahead in the FX Markets with Haley West from Thomson Financial Transcript: Welcome to FX Hub's Look at the week ahead, I'm Haley West European inflation is the focus early Monday morning as the ECB reports money supply figures and Germany unveils CPI data throughout the session. The US new home sales report is due out at 15:00 GMT. Economists expect sales to have stabilized in December. Japan unleashes a wave of data on Tuesday including unemployment and retail sales. Consumer and business confidence are out from France and Italy respectively followed by retail trade data from the Confederation of British Industry. Important durable goods orders round out the calendar for Tuesday. Wednesday, Japan leads off with industrial production, followed by consumer credit and mortgage application data out of the UK. Later, we get the first peek at fourth quarter growth figures from the US. A sharp slowdown to 1.3% annualized is seen in Q4, down from the blistering pace of 4.9% in Q3. The Fed is expected to cut the funds rate once again with the announcement to come at 2:15 Eastern time Wednesday afternoon. Housing starts and construction orders lead off in Japan. German unemployment, consumer prices and sentiment surveys for the Eurozone follow later Thursday. Canadian GDP, US jobless claims; consumption and income data and the Chicago purchasing managers index round out the US calendar. The most important report of the month leads off the month of February Friday morning as the US reports nonfarm payrolls and the unemployment rate. If the employment report deviates drastically in direction from the Fed's course of action on Wednesday, the central bank will be saddled with greater credibility problems, if possible. That's our look at the week ahead. Good trading! I'm Haley West
Author: ThomsonFinancial
Keywords: FX Week Ahead Foreign Exchange Thomson Financial TF Haley west FXhub Federal Reserve Board European Central Bank Euro
Added: January 25, 2008
Real Estate News - Episode 022
Mortgage rates fall even more! Pain relief for those with adjustable rate loans!! Increased loan limits within House bill?!!!
Author: keithcarberry
Keywords: interest rates buy sell homes real estate subprime sub prime foreclosure
Added: January 24, 2008
Recession is a CRISIS, the result of Rightwing ideology-2/3
Economics Journalist Robert Kuttner on the "Most Serious Financial Crisis Since the Great Depression": "This is the Result of Rightwing Ideology and the Political Power of Wall Street" Amid growing fears of a worldwide recession, the Federal Reserve slashed a key interest rate by three-quarters of a percentage point on Tuesday, the biggest single cut in nearly a quarter of a century. Meanwhile, President Bush and congressional leaders pledged to work together on a stimulus measure that would inject about $150 billion in additional money into the economy. But many economists are skeptical over whether any measures can turn around a severe slump in the housing market and the subprime mortgage crisis, signs of growing unemployment and weakening consumer spending and the added blow of record high oil prices. We speak to veteran economics journalist Robert Kuttner and Robert Weissman, co-director of the corporate accountability group Essential Action and editor of Multinational Monitor magazine. [includes rush transcript]
Author: IWantDemocracyNow
Keywords: depression recession rightwing wall street federal reserve democracy now
Added: January 24, 2008
Recession is a CRISIS, the result of Rightwing ideology-1/3
Economics Journalist Robert Kuttner on the "Most Serious Financial Crisis Since the Great Depression": "This is the Result of Rightwing Ideology and the Political Power of Wall Street" Amid growing fears of a worldwide recession, the Federal Reserve slashed a key interest rate by three-quarters of a percentage point on Tuesday, the biggest single cut in nearly a quarter of a century. Meanwhile, President Bush and congressional leaders pledged to work together on a stimulus measure that would inject about $150 billion in additional money into the economy. But many economists are skeptical over whether any measures can turn around a severe slump in the housing market and the subprime mortgage crisis, signs of growing unemployment and weakening consumer spending and the added blow of record high oil prices. We speak to veteran economics journalist Robert Kuttner and Robert Weissman, co-director of the corporate accountability group Essential Action and editor of Multinational Monitor magazine. [includes rush transcript]
Author: IWantDemocracyNow
Keywords: depression recession rightwing wall street federal reserve democracy now
Added: January 24, 2008
Rate Update for Jan 24, 2008
Evan Swanson's daily commentary on what is happening in the financial markets which could impact mortgage rates.
Author: evanswanson
Keywords: Financial interest rate update evan swanson
Added: January 24, 2008
Fed Rate Cut - Help Homeowners? Fox News w/ Chip Cummings
The Federal Reserve decided to cut the fed's interest rate - but will it really help the struggling housing market? Will mortgage rates drop? Fox News' Neil Cavuto interviews mortgage expert Chip Cummings about the effect, and if this will help homeowners or the real estate market.
Author: chipcummings
Keywords: news commentary analysis fox real estate federal reserve interest rates chip cummings neil cavuto mortgage housing
Added: January 24, 2008
Recession is a CRISIS, the result of Rightwing ideology-3/3
Economics Journalist Robert Kuttner on the "Most Serious Financial Crisis Since the Great Depression": "This is the Result of Rightwing Ideology and the Political Power of Wall Street" Amid growing fears of a worldwide recession, the Federal Reserve slashed a key interest rate by three-quarters of a percentage point on Tuesday, the biggest single cut in nearly a quarter of a century. Meanwhile, President Bush and congressional leaders pledged to work together on a stimulus measure that would inject about $150 billion in additional money into the economy. But many economists are skeptical over whether any measures can turn around a severe slump in the housing market and the subprime mortgage crisis, signs of growing unemployment and weakening consumer spending and the added blow of record high oil prices. We speak to veteran economics journalist Robert Kuttner and Robert Weissman, co-director of the corporate accountability group Essential Action and editor of Multinational Monitor magazine. [includes rush transcript]
Author: IWantDemocracyNow
Keywords: depression recession rightwing wall street federal reserve democracy now
Added: January 24, 2008
Adjustable Rate Mortgages
Do you have an ARM? Adjustable Rate Mortgage, that is. If so, we need to talk. Rates are still very good and many of you need to lock in a fixed rate while you can. The lending guidelines are constantly changing. Talk to you soon.
Author: FreeCreditRepair
Keywords: wells fargo atlanta georgia real estate lender subprime loans foreclosure help fixed refinance ga homes
Added: January 24, 2008
Emergency cut by the Fed
How the Fed rate cuts affect your mortgage.
Author: wumacgroup
Keywords: mortgage rate fed cut
Added: January 23, 2008
FED Rate Cut January 22,2008
FOMC rate cut
Author: billgraham51
Keywords: Mortgage
Added: January 23, 2008
"Inflation" Hans Richter, 1928. Tribute to the Fed in 2008!
"Inflation", in the year of its 80th Birthday and in tribute to 'Helicopter' Ben Bernanke, Alan Greenspan and the Federal Reserve System. Made by the legendary filmmaker Hans Richter in Germany (1928); a warning from the past. (In January, 1921, there were 64 marks to the dollar. By November, 1923 this had changed to 4,200,000,000,000 marks to the dollar.) The Federal Reserve, isn't a Federal institution (its a collection of private 'Reserve' banks) and does not back the dollar with anything of 'value'; i.e."Reserves". If you visit http://www.opensecrets.org you can see the public data on which of these banks are the leading campaign contributors to each of the Presidential Candidates in the 2008 elections. The only candidate I could find without a big bank on their 'top ten' (contributors by company) list is Ron Paul. I suggest you take a moment to think about why Ron Paul is the only candidate speaking publicly about Inflation and the Fed. http://www.ronpaul2008.com --------------------------------------- Contributions from Selected Industries; Commercial Banks: http://opensecrets.org/pres08/select.asp?Ind=F03 Securities & Investment Industry: http://opensecrets.org/pres08/select.asp?Ind=F07 --------------------------------------- "The result of this arrangement is inflation. And inflation finances war." "The bubble bursts quickly once the credit dries up and the bills cannot be paid." -Ron Paul --------------------------------------- Ron Paul: http://opensecrets.org/pres08/contrib.asp?id=N00005906&cycle=2008 Hillary Clinton: http://opensecrets.org/pres08/contrib.asp?id=N00000019&cycle=2008 Barack Obama: http://opensecrets.org/pres08/contrib.asp?id=N00009638&cycle=2008 Mitt Romney: http://opensecrets.org/pres08/contrib.asp?id=N00000286&cycle=2008 Rudy Giuliani: http://opensecrets.org/pres08/contrib.asp?id=N00009908&cycle=2008 --------------------------------------- ". . . too many politicians and lobbyists are spending America into ruin. We are nine trillion dollars in debt as a nation. Our mounting government debt endangers the financial future of our children and grandchildren. If we don't cut spending now, higher taxes and economic disaster will be in their future ? and yours. In addition, the Federal Reserve, our central bank, fosters runaway debt by increasing the money supply ? making each dollar in your pocket worth less. The Fed is a private bank run by unelected officials who are not required to be open or accountable to "we the people." Worse, our economy and our very independence as a nation is increasingly in the hands of foreign governments such as China and Saudi Arabia, because their central banks also finance our runaway spending. We cannot continue to allow private banks, wasteful agencies, lobbyists, corporations on welfare, and governments collecting foreign aid to dictate the size of our ballooning budget. We need a new method to prioritize our spending. It's called the Constitution of the United States. " - Ron Paul 2008! http://www.ronpaul2008.com --------------------------------------- Ron Paul 2008 Hillary Clinton Barack Obama Mitt Romney John McCain Rudy Giuliani Edwards greenspan bernanke cramer cnbc dow nasdaq US financial collapse stock market crash dollar crisis housing bubble mad money gold silver mortgage buyout euro yen pound index down interest rate cut rates credit card debt recession depression world markets economic downturn economy finance US recession depression
Author: campaign08
Keywords: market crash Ron Paul 2008 Hillary Clinton Barack Obama Mitt Romney McCain Rudy Giuliani Edwards greenspan bernanke
Added: January 23, 2008
We need county government to help fix the economy
The federal government with interest rate decreases and tax rebates will do nothing to help bolster the economy. We need state and local county governments to step in a help with real estate tax reform. www.reversemortgageloansusa.net
Author: rmlusa
Keywords: real estate tax reform mortgage economy
Added: January 23, 2008
Rate Update for Jan 23, 2008
Evan Swanson's daily commentary on what is happening in the financial markets that will impact mortgage rates.
Author: evanswanson
Keywords: Financial interest rate update evan swanson
Added: January 23, 2008
Rate Update for Jan 22, 2008
Evan Swanson's daily commentary on what is happening in the financial markets which will impact mortgage rates.
Author: evanswanson
Keywords: Financial interest rate update evan swanson
Added: January 22, 2008
Foreclosure & Mortgage Rate Resets
helping those with foreclosure, mortgage subprime and lender problems avoiding foreclosure, home equity issues, issues such avoiding and preventing foreclosures, adjustable rate interest increase, ARM's, FHA and financing issues, assistance to those seeking to prevent foreclosure
Author: loanhelper
Keywords: foreclosure mortgage resets loan issues subprime help modify options protection advice
Added: January 21, 2008