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Mortgage News Archive 2010

2010  2009  

January 2010
February 2010
March 2010
April 2010
May 2010
June 2010
July 2010
January 2010
19th - CPI to decide cash rate
25th - Budget for floating rates to rise 3%
27th - OCR review to be requisitely boring
29th - Economists divided on when OCR will rise
February 2010
2nd - Economists debate meaty chunks comment
9th - Unemployment figures point to a June OCR hike
12th - The big question around a possible GST rise to 15%
12th - Kiwibank makes everyone take notice
15th - A 2010 recovery?
19th - Taking a moment to pause
23rd - Meaty chunks off the table
26th - Low floating rates not getting much response
March 2010
1st - Question marks around the recovery
5th - Time to fix?
9th - OCR announcement expected to have a downbeat tone
15th - Hawkish and dovish views of the OCR
15th - A new interest environment
18th - Twelve lenders cut fixed rates
19th - Reserve Bank may hold off on raising OCR beyond mid-year
19th - Debt levels kept down
25th - GDP above Reserve Bank's expectations
30th - RBNZ expects to catch more borrowers when it hikes OCR: Spencer
30th - Declining fixed rates to have little effect
April 2010
1st - The link between OCR changes and bank lending rates
7th - Australian interest rates rise to their widest gap ever with NZ
7th - QSBO like the working man’s pancake
12th - No moves to fix
16th - Think about fixing at a two-year rate soon
19th - CPI key ahead of the Reserve Bank’s OCR review
23rd - Low long term fixed rates down the track
27th - Where exactly is the middle of 2010?
May 2010
3rd - Procrastinate while one has the chance!
7th - Labour growth results in strong consensus for June hike
10th - Greek tragedy derails rate hike certainty
17th - Budget to support monetary policy
18th - The turning point has come – start fixing
19th - Why short term rates are rising
24th - Euro zone volatility may push out OCR hike
31st - OCR hike in June if share markets don’t collapse 20%
31st - NBBO survey adds fuel to the rate hike fire
June 2010
4th - If you like certainty, fix.
8th - To hike, or not to hike?
9th - Bollard set to raise OCR as inflation spike looms
10th - Bollard lifts OCR to 2.75%
10th - Borrowers – don’t panic
16th - RBNZ to continue hiking
18th - RBNZ finally gets a response
25th - A simple lesson in how monetary policy works
28th - RBNZ to be pleased with growth
July 2010
2nd - OCR uncertainty
5th - Fixed mortgage rates jump lower
9th - The seven considerations in deciding to float or fix
13th - Looming inflation problem or not?
16th - Little evidence the RBNZ needs to aggressively raise rates
16th - Does weak data mean the RBNZ should stop raising interest rates?
30th - Analysis falls in favour of fixing two or three years
  
Latest News

Analysis falls in favour of fixing two or three years

Floating rates to rise but not as fast or far as expected

Bollard lifts OCR, predicts more moderate pace of increases

PRESS RELEASE: RBNZ raises OCR to 3%

Economists and markets say interest rates up this week

Does weak data mean the RBNZ should stop raising interest rates?

 
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Flattening yield curve

The above graph shows the journey in which the home loan interest rates have taken over the past couple of years compared with the five-year median.

With the considerable cuts to long-term fixed rates this month and the increases we saw to floating rates in June this year, the yield curve is starting to show signs of flattening out.

 

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