Who suffers most if housing bubble in bursts? - 2005-01-18
Millions of Americans became stockholders near the end of the late 1990s, just in time to experience the biggest bear market in a generation. Does the same fate await millions of first-time homeowners?
At the same event, Federal Reserve governor Edward Gramlich acknowledged concerns. Some 7 percent of "subprime" mortgages - those made to borrowers with poor credit, who are predominantly on low income - are already seriously delinquent, compared with 1 percent of prime mortgages.
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