Monthly Archives: October 2011

Third Quarter Growth Will Be Better

Posted on October 28, 2011 by populareconomicsblog

Popular Economics Weekly We now know the reasons for this summer’s growth pause. The Japanese earthquake and Tsunami disrupted a fragile recovery at the same time as Europeans found out they had a fragile banking system. And several stimulus programs … Continue reading →

Posted in Consumers, Economy, Weekly Financial News | Tagged durable goods orders, HARP, industrial production, labor productivity, manufacturing, nonfarm productivity, Paul Krugman, President Obama, Real GDP | Leave a comment

What will Boost Real Estate?

Posted on October 2, 2011 by populareconomicsblog

The Mortgage Corner Never in my 30 years as a Mortgage Banker did I think I would see interest rates this low—as low as during Harry Truman’s Presidency. Yet very few homeowners are able to take advantage of those rates, … Continue reading →

Posted in Economy, housing market, Weekly Financial News | Tagged CBO, Clinton Global Initiative, Congressional Budget Office, Fannie Mae, Federal Reserve Flow of Funds Report, Freddie Mac, HARP, Housing Affordable Refinance Program, President Clinton, President Obama | Leave a comment

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