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		<title>A Simple Indicator-Will Mortgage Rates Rise Or Fall?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mortgage rates generally rise when investors have a flight to safety mentality.
A flight to safety happens when investors are nervous about owning risky assets like stocks, but do not want to miss out on earning a return on their funds, so they move their money into risk-free U.S Treasury debt to provide a safe-haven AND [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Mortgage rates generally rise when investors have a flight to safety mentality.<br />
A flight to safety happens when investors are nervous about owning risky assets like stocks, but do not want to miss out on earning a return on their funds, so they move their money into risk-free U.S Treasury debt to provide a safe-haven AND an return on investment. </p>
<p>To remind readers, <strong>as Treasury yields fall</strong>, prices of mortgage-backed securities move higher, which allows lenders to offer <em><strong>lower </strong></em>mortgage rates.  <strong>As Treasury yields rise</strong>, mortgage-backed security prices are led lower, which forces lenders to push <em><strong>mortgage rates higher</strong></em>.</p>
<p>Of course there are many other factors involved in mortgage rates, but this is a quick and simple formula that mortgage shoppers can use to help them decide whether or not to lock in a rate.  Are treasury yields moving up or down? Mortgage rates will likely move in the same direction.</p>
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