Federal Rates vs. 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates

[markzuber]

How do Federal Rates relate to 30-Year Fixed Mortgage?
What would be the 30-Year Fixed Mortgage rate if FED rates dropped to 2%?

[markzuber]

I found answer to my own question; the link below.

http://curiouscat.com/invest/mortgagerates.cfm

[markzuber]

I found answer to my own question; the link below.

http://curiouscat.com/invest/mortgagerates.cfm

[markzuber]

I found answer to my own question; the link below.

http://curiouscat.com/invest/mortgagerates.cfm

[markzuber]

I found answer to my own question; the link below.

http://curiouscat.com/invest/mortgagerates.cfm

[markzuber]

I found answer to my own question; the link below.

http://curiouscat.com/invest/mortgagerates.cfm

[Fearful]

Mortgage rates are most closely tied to 10 year treasuries.

Fed funds rate tends to affect short term teaser rates on ARMs.

Long term ARM rate is often tied to prime rate or LIBOR, both of which I heard have been rising in recent days in response to credit crunch.

10 year treasury rates have been dropping lately.

[Fearful]

Mortgage rates are most closely tied to 10 year treasuries.

Fed funds rate tends to affect short term teaser rates on ARMs.

Long term ARM rate is often tied to prime rate or LIBOR, both of which I heard have been rising in recent days in response to credit crunch.

10 year treasury rates have been dropping lately.

[Fearful]

Mortgage rates are most closely tied to 10 year treasuries.

Fed funds rate tends to affect short term teaser rates on ARMs.

Long term ARM rate is often tied to prime rate or LIBOR, both of which I heard have been rising in recent days in response to credit crunch.

10 year treasury rates have been dropping lately.

[Fearful]

Mortgage rates are most closely tied to 10 year treasuries.

Fed funds rate tends to affect short term teaser rates on ARMs.

Long term ARM rate is often tied to prime rate or LIBOR, both of which I heard have been rising in recent days in response to credit crunch.

10 year treasury rates have been dropping lately.

[Fearful]

Mortgage rates are most closely tied to 10 year treasuries.

Fed funds rate tends to affect short term teaser rates on ARMs.

Long term ARM rate is often tied to prime rate or LIBOR, both of which I heard have been rising in recent days in response to credit crunch.

10 year treasury rates have been dropping lately.

[pencilneck]

I agree with above, but also the link you sent was looking at too short a timeframe, in my opinion.

There does appear to be a pretty good long term correlation (although it is not consistent, as they say in the site):

http://curiouscat.com/invest/mortgagerates1980-1999.cfm

[pencilneck]

I agree with above, but also the link you sent was looking at too short a timeframe, in my opinion.

There does appear to be a pretty good long term correlation (although it is not consistent, as they say in the site):

http://curiouscat.com/invest/mortgagerates1980-1999.cfm

[pencilneck]

I agree with above, but also the link you sent was looking at too short a timeframe, in my opinion.

There does appear to be a pretty good long term correlation (although it is not consistent, as they say in the site):

http://curiouscat.com/invest/mortgagerates1980-1999.cfm

[pencilneck]

I agree with above, but also the link you sent was looking at too short a timeframe, in my opinion.

There does appear to be a pretty good long term correlation (although it is not consistent, as they say in the site):

http://curiouscat.com/invest/mortgagerates1980-1999.cfm

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