Illya Gerasymchuk
Entrepreneur / Engineer
of course, that doesn't resolve the underlying supply/demand imbalance at the risk level implied by the leverage so the bubble is still there, and eventually it will eventually pop
the same is true for government policies or programs - those are also likely to push mortgage rates lower short-term at the very least, extended government guarantees synthetically reduce the risk - the US government is a more trusted backer than the issuer of the MBS