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Old 11-26-2008, 08:21 AM
qwyjiboChu qwyjiboChu is offline
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Default anyone refinance their mortgage yesterday?

Does anyone know what was going on with the rates yesterday? There was a one-day plummet on 30-year fixed mortgage rates, and I managed to refinance at 5.50% with no points, and luckily did it before rates shot back up today. But the weird thing was that 15-year fixed rates were HIGHER yesterday than 30-year fixed, probably a relic of the oddly-shaped yield curves. Is there any precedent for this sort of thing?
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