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Robin Simon
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MND: Rates Dream of Green Christmas With Help From The Fed

Robin Simon
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  • Austin, TX
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Another good Friday overview of rates activity and looking ahead to December, what is everybody's thoughts on where rates will go this month heading into 2023?


https://www.mortgagenewsdaily....

As far as financial markets are concerned, a green Christmas is better than anything Bing Crosby could have crooned about. Green is the color that flashes when markets are improving or when interest rates are falling. Green, for lack of a better word, is good.


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