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Trump wants purchase of $200 billion in mortgage bonds. What that means for mortgage rates.

by Deidre Salcido
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Freddie and Fannie have been growing their mortgage bond holdings in recent months, but the 30-year fixed mortgage is still above 6%.

Deidre Salcido

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