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Mortgage News for Thursday - August 7, 2003

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• Mortgage rates touches 1-year highs
• Soaring Mortgage Rates Put Economic Recovery In Jeopardy
• Rising rates check refinancing mortgage boom
• The economy picks up
• Analyst: Higher mortgage rates won't doom Home Depot shares
• Home sales surged 25 percent in rush to beat rising mortgage rates
• ABN Amro gives bullish forecast
• Citigroup appoints top female exec to run consumer unit
• Majority intend to use pension for mortgage or holidays
• Mortgage borrowers eligible for $5.1M
• Mortgage defaults expected to increase
• EQUITY RELEASE SCHEMES: PENSIONERS AT SERIOUS RISK
• PREDATORY LENDING: Settlement done with Household
• Median price of South County homes jumps 7.9 percent over the previous year
• Home sales set more records; median price on Eastside surges 9.4% over last year
• Mortgage Lender Household Financial to pay $6 million in state settlement
• Habitat for Humanity holds northwest applications
• HomeStreet Bank gets neighborly
• California getting $91M in mortgage lending settlement
• Eves gives homeowners mortgage tax break
• Mortgage Lender First NLC Financial Services Promotes Rob Cosentino to Senior Vice President, Sales
• Register Today for MBA’s 90th Annual Convention & Expo!
• Housing to Maintain Strength Despite Higher Mortgage Rates, Says NAR
• Refinancing Activity Dips Slightly, Purchase Mortgage Applications Up in Latest MBA Survey
• ABN Amro Earnings Climb 46 Percent in Q2
• New Freddie Mac CEO Promises to Fix Mortgage Giant's Problems
Mortgage News
ABN Amro Earnings Climb 46 Percent in Q2 - 2003-08-07
ABN Amro, the Netherlands' largest bank, posted a 46 percent increase in second-quarter earnings, saying its corporate and investment banking business had returned to profit and its U.S. mortgage business continued to grow quickly.

Net profit was euro782 million ($887.3 million), for the April June period, up from euro534 million in the second quarter of 2002.
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New Freddie Mac CEO Promises to Fix Mortgage Giant's Problems - 2003-08-07
Freddie Mac's new CEO, dogged by questions concerning his role in transactions that brought accounting and management turmoil to the mortgage finance giant, is promising to address the company's financial reporting and change the culture of secrecy at the top.

Gregory Parseghian, who became chief executive and president after the government-sponsored company ousted three top executives in early June.
Read the full story at Ledger-Enquirer
 






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