Wednesday, December 31, 2008 2:34:49 PM
Fannie Mae (FNM:$0.7178,$0.0278,4.03%) and Freddie Mac (FRE:$0.71,00$0.02,002.90%) are scheduled to sell new debt next week, and investors will be watching how well the mortgage giants parlay lower- risk premiums into strong demand from investors outside the U.S. government for their long-term debt securities. Freddie will sell notes carrying a maturity of two to 10 years on Monday, and Fannie will hold its benchmark note sale Wednesday. Two months ago, Fannie and Freddie, taken over by the government in September, were forced to cancel debt sales because investors demanded to be paid historically high premiums.
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