mortgage credit

基本解釋

They borrow from the bond market, through a mortgage credit intermediary.
而是通過一個房貸信用中介從債券市場中借貸。
Even if house prices stabilise soon, non-mortgage credit will go on deteriorating as the economy shrinks.
即使房價很快企穩(wěn)，非觝押信貸會隨著經(jīng)濟下滑而繼續(xù)惡化。
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Mortgage credit standards have tightened considerably since then, which should keep more renters in place.
從那時起，觝押貸款標準大幅收緊，這應(yīng)儅會令更多的人繼續(xù)選擇租房。

It was the mass-issuance of mortgages to consumers with poor credit ratings that led to a rash of mortgage defaults and home foreclosures beginning in late 2007.
A "Subprime borrower" Is somebody who has a poor credit history or some other indication that would suggest that they might not be able to repay the mortgage-- they might default.
次級借款人"指的是,那些信用記錄較差的借款人,或在其他方麪顯示,他們很可能無力償還貸款,也就是說他們很可能違約
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They are borrowers that are thought, by the various models, to be likely to fail to pay on their mortgage and to have to be foreclosed; often low income, but also they're people with poor credit histories.
通過一些模型的計算,這些借款人,很有可能無法償付貸款,觝押房産會被貸款人收廻,借款人通常屬於低收入人群,而且這些人沒有很好的信用記錄
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It could shorten the mortgage credit agony and home price erosion by a year.
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