DAnang anon
WW markets coming online .
Japan Nikkei -115.70
Hong Kong -119.58
ASX -16.60
Oil at $52.96 after the run up in the later half of our session it has resistance at $53.
Ag/Au is same as it ever was $1283.60/$15.29
and totally boring for traders. That is good for anons.
Cryptos are not doing much either relative to moves they have had.
BCH is up 4.55% and continues with a few exceptions to be loss leader/gain .
USD/YEN is still heading up and although what you see on a chart is not a big move %-wise any gains that are had in currency's are done , mostly with much leverage.
The trillion dollar Yuan printing fest is slowly losing it's affect.
Since RBC is in our news today here is what FannieMae is puking out to 'help' the mortgage market
Freddie Mac partnering with RBC to provide $180 million for affordable housing
Fund has already provided money for rebuilding Puerto Rico
Freddie Mac, which re-entered the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit market last year after nearly 10 years away, is partnering with RBC to provide more than $180 million for affordable rental housing.
Freddie Mac announced Tuesday that it closed a LIHTC Fund with RBC Capital Markets’ Tax Credit Equity Group. Investments from the fund have already begun, the government-sponsored enterprise said.
The investment marks Freddie Mac’s fourth LIHTC venture in the last few months. Back in November, Freddie Mac inked a similar deal with Boston Financial Investment Management.
According to Freddie Mac, the RBC fund will focus on transactions in areas that have been underserved over the past decade, such as rural communities; 4% LIHTC financing; and developments that provide intensive supportive services for their residents.
The fund will also invest in supportive housing for special needs populations and housing in areas affected by disasters.
The fund, which will provide more than $180 million for affordable rental housing, has already closed 10 transactions, including two in Puerto Rico and eight more in five states: New York, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia.
rest at link
https://www.housingwire.com/articles/47977-freddie-mac-partnering-with-rbc-to-provide-180-million-for-affordable-housing
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