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Monday, July 6, 2009

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When the Fed meets June 23-24, what can it do, and what, if anything, will it do to spark the economy?

» What can the Fed do about mortgage rates? -- While any changes to short-term interest rates are light-years away, the question is whether long-term interest rates will be targeted.

» Bankrate's Fed Alert -- Bookmark our Fed coverage page for news about Wednesday's meeting.

» Fed glossary -- Get help understanding some economic lingo such as GDP, PCE, monetary policy and more.

Today's rates

as of July 6, 2009

OVERNIGHT AVERAGES

30 yr fixed mtg	5.34%

$30K HELOC FICO	5.06%

48 month new car loan	7.30%

1 yr CD	1.73%

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