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Kelli D.
  • Sacramento, CA
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Today Sunday marks an important day for mortgages

Kelli D.
  • Sacramento, CA
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I don not know how many of you are aware of the historic vote in Italy today Sunday 4th (see news & Twitter).

The Italian referendum to vote "No" has already started to affect news of stock markets becoming volatile. We expect the same will happen on the opening of the U.S. stock markets too therefore affecting mortgage rates immediately. Italy's Prime Minister Renzi has said he will step down tomorrow after losing his fight.     

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