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  • Profile photo of AUSPROPAUSPROP
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    the real estate boom is over, now business confidence is falling. perhaps the rate rises were too much too soon, the RBA may well have misjudged this one…

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    Only because I fixed one of my largest loans last week for a period of 5 yrs.

    I have no idea. One of the problems of negative gearing I suppose. But at least the properties are not in rural or regional Australia. Got to find a positive.

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    The terrorist threat (Madrid) and the potential effects of Europe now being involved will also have a dampening effect.

    Realise that the issue of terrorism is much more significant or its implications more serious than their effect on interest rates….(it is no silver lining…)

    James

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    Most brokers would have been very aware of what the trend is likely to be the moment they saw several lenders trying to push fixed rates at a rate which clearly indicated that those lenders didn’t think rates would dramatically run away.

    Pisces

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