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: Calculated RiskTreasury: More Support for Fannie and Freddie
By Anonymous
The Treasury said it would provide capital as needed to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac over the next three years, in a move aimed at soothing investors' concerns about the government's continued support of the mortgage giants.A press release before the holiday ... I was wondering what would come out today.Treasury also will suspend its purchases of the companies' mortgage-backed securities ...
Under the new terms announced Thursday, the cap on Treasury's support would increase according to how much each firm loses in a quarter, beginning the first quarter of next year and through 2012. The cap in place at the end of 2012 would apply thereafter.
Update: Here is the press release: TREASURY ISSUES UPDATE ON STATUS OF SUPPORT FOR HOUSING PROGRAMS (ht Steelhead)
Full post as published by Calculated Risk on December 24, 2009 (boomark / email).
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