Tuesday
Apr272010
The End of Quantitative Easing and Its Impact on the Market
Tuesday, April 27, 2010 at 10:56AM By now, most investors are aware of the fact that as of March 31st, the Fed wound down its purchase program of mortgage backed securities (MBS). With the end of the program, one widely held opinion was that interest rates on US Treasuries as well as the spreads between MBS and Treasuries would rise. While this line of reasoning makes sense given that the Fed was such a large buyer, the reality is that in the month or so that has elapsed since the Fed exited the market, spreads on MBS as well as interest rates on US Treasuries have actually showed slight declines.
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