The Lede

CNBC, Nov. 21, 2016--Olick, Diana A sharp rise in mortgage interest rates after the presidential election is starting to hit home--home sales.

Christian Science Monitor, Nov. 21, 2016--Bindrick, Hal Mortgage rates have soared in the wake of Donald Trump's election, but don't necessarily expect that to continue. At least in the short term.

DS News, Nov. 21, 2016--Baer, Kendall Fannie Mae Vice President of Credit Enhancement Strategy and Management Rob Schaefer explains Fannie Mae's Credit Insurance Risk Transfer programs.

Wall Street Journal, Nov. 21, 2016--Wessel, David; Olson, Peter  Sixty percent in a survey by Brookings's Hutchins Center give Fed communication an overall A or B grade.

MortgageOrb, Nov. 21, 2016--Barnard, Patrick  David Kittle, CMB, Chairman-Elect of the Mortgage Bankers Association, has been named president of The Mortgage Collaborative, an independent mortgage lending cooperative.

Business Recorder/Reuters, Nov. 21, 2016 Deutsche Bank and Citigroup teamed up to offer a new $975 million commercial mortgage-backed securities bond they hope will satisfy new risk-retention rules that take effect next month. The banks plan to keep at least 5 percent of each class of the securitization.

Bloomberg, Nov. 21, 2016--Alloway, Tracy Wall Street sell-side analysts believe Pres.-Elect Donald Trump can make everything from securitized bundles of home loans to the U.S. dollar "great again."

National Mortgage Professional, Nov. 21, 2016--LaMalfa, Tom  Veteran mortgage-market analyst LaMalfa analyzes the Mortgage Bankers Association senior mortgage banking executives survey.

Wall Street Journal, Nov. 22, 2016--Patnaude, Art Commercial property has been a big winner from years of ultralow interest rates around the world. Now markets are signaling that change might be in the air.