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HOUSING & REAL ESTATE • UNITED STATES

Delinquencies rise on Fannie Mae- and Freddie Mac-backed loans

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Delinquencies on loans backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac rose after reversing an earlier decline, National Mortgage News reports. The article links the increase to inflation but provides no delinquency rates or other figures.

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Why it matters

Rising missed payments can matter to mortgage lenders, housing-finance firms and borrowers, but the supplied report gives no scale for the increase. It cautions against shifting staff solely to FHA lending; the article does not quantify effects on U.S. households or markets.