Government lending increased by 14.5% while the rest of the market rose just 4.3%.

Correspondents gained 294 basis points of share in the third quarter, taking from both retail and brokers.

Fannie issuance had a healthy sequential boost but year-over-year decline, while Freddie experienced the opposite.

Payoffs accounted for 89.1% of total loan liquidations from Ginnie MBS in the third quarter.

Deliveries of refinances to the government-sponsored enterprises jumped from $9.37 billion in September to $15.59 billion in October.

Most of the damage came at Rocket Mortgage and Rithm/Newrez, which took hits on the asset value of their MSRs.

The CHLA once again is calling on FHA to eliminate its life-of-loan premium requirements.

Government mortgage insurance programs captured most of the primary MI gain in the third quarter.

Some $15.44 billion of refis were pooled into Ginnie MBS in October, a 25.7% jump from the previous month.

Fannie Mae had the biggest monthly gain in total production among the three agencies, which raised its share of agency MBS issuance in October two percentage points to 27.3%.