U.S. Seeks More Cash to Fuel Home Loans
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board plans to widen funding by allowing higher deposits and passbook accounts. Board chairman Thomas Bomar notes large savings deposits give thrifts a funding edge and lift competition for mortgages. He cites passbook rates around 14 percent and new loan rates near nine percent nationwide.
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Market broad advance as stocks rise on light labor demand
Stocks moved higher across four sectors in heavy trading for the period, with the Dow up 11.96 to 883.43 and the NYSE index at 69.29. Volume strengthened to 15.69 million as 1011 advances beat 407 declines, while the Amex index also climbed to 22.89 amid 451 advances and 312 unchanged issues.
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