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    The government has been implementing many new programs in an effort to cut interest rates, hoping to bolster the beleaguered housing market, and those programs have definitely helped, Atkins said.

    "For sure the reduction in interest rates is having an impact on the wave of activity in the mortgage market," Atkins said.

    Signs of improvement from one of the nation’s largest banks gave investors reason to rally around the banking sector amid hopes that the worst of the credit crisis is ending. The KBW Bank Index, which tracks 24 of the nation’s largest banks, surged 20.1 percent to 33.81. Some of the nation’s hardest hit banks have also rallied, with Citigroup Inc. gaining 34 cents, or 12.6 percent, to .04. Shares of Bank of America Corp. rose .49, or 35.3 percent, to .55.

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