Hopes to avert foreclosure surge, recession
By William Neikirk | Tribune senior correspondent
December 4, 2007
WASHINGTON - The Bush administration raced against time Monday to wrap up an agreement designed to prevent a surge of mortgage foreclosures that many analysts fear could send the economy into recession.
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson told a housing conference here he is working "aggressively and quickly" to persuade financial institutions to freeze interest rates on hundreds of thousands of "subprime" adjustable-rate mortgages held by marginally qualified buyers . . . Read on->
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