Freddie's Purchases of Refinanced Loans Falls Slightly

Despite the surge in refinancing activity, Freddie Mac said its purchases of refinanced loans declined slightly in July.

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In its new monthly activity report, the secondary market agency said it purchased $18.1 billion of refinanced loans in July, a 5% decline from June.  

Freddie issued $26.6 billion of mortgage-backed securities in July, down 9% from the prior month. In July 2009, the GSE issued $43 billion of MBS. (Its loan purchases and MBS issuance mirror activity in the primary market.)

The monthly report also shows that the serious delinquency rate on its guaranteed single-family mortgages fell once again, remaining below 4% for the second consecutive month.

Freddie said 3.89% of its single-family loans were 90-days or more past due in July, down 7 basis points from June.


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