Banks went on a mortgage-bond buying spree last year, but now they are stepping back from the market, fueling higher rates
Bank of America Corp. gobbled up hundreds of billions of dollars of mortgage bonds during the height of the pandemic. But with rates rising, its buying spree has ended.
Banks have stepped back from buying mortgage bonds. So has the Federal Reserve, the largest investor in that market. Foreign buyers and money managers are curtailing purchases too, analysts say.
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