Credit Bubble Bulletin : 08/28/15
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With a Lakeville mortgage companies recast, a homeowner makes a large lump-sum payment toward their loan’s principal balance. April 5 – Reuters (Lindsay Dunsmuir and Howard Schneider): “Most Federal Reserve policymakers think the central bank should take steps to begin trimming its $4.5 trillion balance sheet later this year as long as the economic data holds up, minutes from their last meeting showed. The Bank of Italy’s position within the Target 2 system, which settles cross-border payments in the euro zone, is monitored because its increase can indicate financial stress. At Mission Fed, our goal is to get you into the home of your dreams by helping you find the right Mortgage Loan for your needs with mortgage payments you can afford, and that’s why we offer a free Home Loan Guide. 3. Mortgage Insurance is paid by the Investor. These loans offer reduce the typical down payment to as low as 3% and reduce mortgage insurance requirements, but they’re also more flexible about allowing contributions from other people.
April 7 – Wall Street Journal (Jon Sindreu and Christopher Whittall): “What if selling insurance against tornadoes made tornadoes occur less frequently? April 5 – Wall Street Journal (Carol E. Lee Dion Nissenbaum and Farnaz Fassihi): “President Donald Trump said a suspected chemical attack by the Assad regime was ‘a terrible affront to humanity’ that changed his mind about the Syrian strongman, signaling a more aggressive U.S. April 6 – Bloomberg (Catherine Bosley and Lucy Meakin): “Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President John Williams said it may take the U.S. Do I need a French bank account? The two-year spread – a measure of the premium investors demand to hold French over German debt – has hit 47 bps, surpassing the 42 bps reached during the height of jitters about Marine Le Pen’s chance of victory in France’s presidential elections and the widest since the bloc’s debt crisis abated five years ago. April 4 – Financial times (Mehreen Khan): “The yield gap between French and German two-year debt has blown out to its highest level since the eurozone crisis as investors snap up German assets ahead of France’s presidential elections in three weeks’ time. As the S&P 500 gained 4.7%, and bonds managed to stay above water, investors yanked about $75 billion out of low-yielding money market accounts and put it to work, according to…
Homeowners gained a collective $570 billion throughout 2016, bringing the number of homeowners with ‘tappable’ equity up to 39.5 million, according to Black Knight Financial Services… The ECB started paring its monthly purchases of European debt from €80 billion to €60 billion in April, meaning it will buy around €1.9 billion fewer corporate bonds every month… Bonds fell. The reverse repo rate was raised to 6% from 5.75% while the benchmark repurchase rate was kept steady at 6.25%, the Reserve Bank of India said… Medley Global Advisors about policy options that the central bank was considering in 2012. His explanation suggested he was confirming facts the Medley analyst already knew. April 4 – Bloomberg (Craig Torres, Christopher Condon , and Jeanna Smialek): “The Federal Reserve’s inspector general says it will be ending its investigation into the 2012 release of confidential information. Educate yourself. “Make sure you know what you’re getting into before applying for a loan,” Carey says. April 7 – Bloomberg (Katia Porzecanski): “Equity hedge funds are getting a pick-me-up after a harsh 2016, when they suffered almost a third of the industry’s withdrawals, amid a global stock rally. In the recent stock swoon, many were caught off guard.
The recent housing crunch brought an increased demand for loss mitigation services, especially in hard-hit areas like Southern California. Something like that may be behind the incredible calm in global financial markets. ‘It feels like the year 2000 again,’ said Frank Rotman, a partner at QED Investors, an Alexandria, Virginia-based venture-capital firm that has invested in Prosper Marketplace Inc., Social Finance Inc. and 13 other P2P lending platforms. They amount to this cycle’s government-directed finance unleashed to jump-start a global reflationary cycle. ‘The amount of debt that China has taken in the last 5-7 years is unprecedented,’ said Morgan Stanley’s head of emerging markets, Ruchir Sharma… China contests Japan’s claims. Japan’s Nikkei 225 equities index rallied 2.8% (down 8.7% y-t-d). The German DAX equities index rose 4.0% (down 0.7%). Spain’s IBEX 35 equities index declined 1.7% (down 9.5%). Italy’s FTSE MIB index recovered 3.0% (down 21.5%). EM equities were mixed.
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