Back in January 2009, the Federal Reserve stepped in to steady the declining housing markets by investing in mortgage bonds. The move helped stabilize the housing segment, which was spiraling down under the onslaught of the recessive economy and bolstered the hopes of many home owners and developers alike. [Read more…]
Traditional Risks Likely to Emerge with Mortgage Bonds
As the Federal Reserve withdraws its support to the housing sector by putting an end to purchases of mortgage bonds, the housing industry does not appear to be unduly perturbed with the turn of events. The Fed initiated a massive $1.25 trillion bailout for the sector after the subprime crisis severely impacted the stability of the markets leading to a crash in prices and brought about a standstill in activity. [Read more…]
