US Mortgage Applications Dipped Before Fed Move - www.LenderPolice.com
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Applications for U.S. residential mortgages slipped from lofty levels last week as homeowners slowed refinancings ahead of expected federal action to lower housing costs, an industry group said on Wednesday. 
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