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Mortgage News Archive 2011

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January 2011
February 2011
March 2011
April 2011
May 2011
June 2011
July 2011
August 2011
September 2011
October 2011
November 2011
December 2011
January 2011
7th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
11th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
12th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
13th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
14th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
17th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
18th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
19th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
19th - OCR increase expectations pushed out to September
20th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
24th - OCR preview
25th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
26th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
27th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
28th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
February 2011
1st - September OCR increase more likely
2nd - Mortgage Rates Commentary
3rd - Mortgage Rates Commentary
4th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
4th - BNZ pushes back OCR increase prediction
7th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
7th - The economy's getting its breath back
8th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
9th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
10th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
11th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
11th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
14th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
14th - Market now expects October OCR hike
15th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
16th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
17th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
18th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
21st - Mortgage Rates Commentary
22nd - Mortgage Rates Commentary
23rd - Mortgage Rates Commentary
24th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
25th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
28th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
28th - Mortgage rates “set to fall dramatically”
March 2011
1st - Mortgage Rates Commentary
1st - Mortgage Rates Commentary
2nd - Mortgage Rates Commentary
3rd - Mortgage Rates Commentary
4th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
7th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
8th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
9th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
10th - OCR cut by 50 basis points
11th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
14th - Slow start
15th - Westpac takes lead
16th - People dominate news
17th - Westpac's plays different game
17th - Kiwibank ends special, lowers 1yr rate
18th - AMP and Kiwibank make changes
21st - Why are banks so slow?
22nd - Nearly all floating rates are down
23rd - BNZ warns OCR may kick up quickly
24th - See who is the slowest
25th - ASB does the 18month drop
29th - Quiet quiet quiet
31st - NZF rate change
April 2011
4th - PROPERTY out
5th - ANZ National go for a six
6th - PTO backs brokers
7th - Support Chch Brokers
11th - We talk to Finance Direct
12th - Fix or float?
13th - NZF sets a date
14th - No changes today
15th - Kiwibank's lowest ever rate
19th - Looking ahead to OCR
20th - Pre Easter lull
21st - Lull continues
25th - Focus on rate rises
27th - House prices to rise 4%
28th - OCR likely to stay put for some time
28th - Floating mortgage rates won't be rising any time soon
28th - Floating mortgage rates won't be rising any time soon
29th - Kiwibank ends special
May 2011
2nd - Sovereign leads off changes
4th - No one followed
5th - Still quiet, on the surface
6th - Sovereign gets more competitive
9th - Kiwibank ends special
10th - NZF in the balance
11th - TSB's one-year rate a clear leader
13th - What we learnt this week
16th - Another quiet start to the week
17th - Warning for RFAs
18th - Figuring out Westpac's growth
19th - Budget day and bank downgrades
23rd - ANZ sees some growth
24th - RBNZ to give a steer on rates today
25th - Home loan rates could rise sooner than predicted
26th - Spotlight on BNZ
30th - Moody thoughts and Kiwibank's new product
31st - Kiwibank's not so good report
June 2011
1st - More on NZF's home loan performance
3rd - Even more news on NZF
7th - All eyes on Bollard
8th - Be warned. Opportunity narrowing
9th - OCR kept at record low
10th - The week in a word. Frozen
13th - Size of adviser levies revealed
15th - Something for interest rate junkies
17th - Wholesale rates shaken by Chch and Greece
20th - If you think your interest rate is bad look at this
21st - Window of opportunity closing quickly
22nd - Why the RBNZ's approach to interest rates is flawed
24th - Cheap money for Christchurch - and lots of it
27th - A Monday with a change
28th - More changes
29th - The answer to monetary policy setting
July 2011
1st - Chch provisions hit SBS
4th - Adding a bit of Pepper to the market
5th - The sheriff winds up brokers and advisers
6th - Capital gains tax idea floated
8th - Rounding up the facts on FMA ad
11th - Mortgage activity acclerates; Rodney responds
12th - A TSB tweak
19th - Pressure on rate rise building
21st - Thinking about next week
24th - [Updated] What will happen to interest rates?
27th - More on NZF
28th - OCR on hold but...
29th - One tiny increase signs of more to come
August 2011
1st - Where to go when the banks say no
2nd - Westpac moves rates up
3rd - ASB family increase rates
4th - It's not a rates story today
5th - Anticipating more changes
8th - Economist argues against early OCR increase
8th - ASB reverses last week's increases
9th - No one following ASB - yet
9th - Kiwibank joins in the cuts
10th - What a difference a week makes
12th - Calling all property investors
15th - Even economists are finding it hard
16th - Sentiment towards property and KiwiSaver changing
17th - New two-year special
18th - What's the news out there?
22nd - To move or not to move?
23rd - ANZ's time to reveal
24th - Another cut to home loan rates
25th - Is fixing the right way to go?
26th - News on two kiwi lenders
29th - BNZ sees home loan growth
31st - Small banks going different ways
September 2011
1st - Later OCR hike called for
5th - Kiwibank increases one-year rate
6th - Floating along
7th - Australian cash rate remains unmoved
8th - What is normal for home loan rates?
9th - NZF back in business
12th - Interest rates likely to stay on hold
13th - Will the Unbeatable campaign return?
14th - There's still a place for fixed rates
15th - RBNZ gives its latest thoughts on OCR
16th - Floating rates unlikely to rise this year
19th - Filling in time
20th - ..and then it all happened
21st - A capital gains tax will drive up rents: Minister
22nd - Forget rates hikes this year
27th - New specials
28th - NZF's new backer named
29th - Alternative Monetary Policy Statement
30th - Kiwibank jiggles its fixed rates
October 2011
4th - Mortgage market winners and losers
5th - NZ Home Loans increases rates
6th - New privacy rules for borrowers
10th - HSBC resumes its leading pricing
11th - Regulatory loopholes exposed
12th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
13th - It's specials time
17th - More falling rates
18th - ASB picks March for OCR rise
19th - Global pressures vs inflation fears
20th - ANZ National prepares rate hike
21st - TSB offers 'lending special'
24th - Interest rate cuts not happening: Survey
26th - Inflation data adds to rate hold view
27th - OCR held, but for how long?
28th - Kiwibank slashes all fixed rates; Westpac follows
31st - Westpac takes on Kiwibank with cuts
November 2011
2nd - [UPDATED] Changes galore; ANZ National move
3rd - BNZ arrives
4th - Caught out and cut
7th - Now the home loan battle begins
8th - SBS pitches for two year business
9th - HSBC lowers its fixed rates
11th - Is fixed the way to go?
14th - Risks and rewards (with the quiz)
15th - Lifetime cuts ties with Mortgage Link
16th - No salt with the Pepper loan
17th - Kiwibank goes under 5%
19th - Mortgage Rates Commentary
20th - Politicians and interest rates
22nd - No need to jump to fixed: Westpac
23rd - What's your best rate?
29th - Sale of NZF's home loan business details
30th - It's a bit of an NZF week
December 2011
1st - BNZ drops rates
2nd - Looking at BNZ's new rates
5th - OCR week previewed
6th - Moodys is now saying keep the OCR down
7th - Get rid of RFAs: Tate
8th - Bank gives little away on rates
9th - Interest rates on hold until at least the second half of 2012
12th - A quiet start - for some
13th - NZF deal done
14th - A new way of rate setting
15th - Which banks grew their home loan books?
16th - Another quiet week ends
20th - Kiwibank special goes
21st - Quietness at a busy time
22nd - Merry Christmas
 
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The OCR ain't going anywhere

The new Reserve Bank governor, Graeme Wheeler, predicts that the official cash rate won't by going anywhere until 2014.

This is clear from the 90-day bank bill forecast graph in the December Monetary Policy Statement. It shows clearly how over the past year forecast increases kept getting pushed down each quarter.

A year ago the bank was predicting the 90-day bill rate would be up at 4.00% by March 2014. That forecast was wound back to 3.3% in March, 3.2% three months later and is now down at 2.8%.

The good news for borrowers is that, asssuming things pan out as forecast, then home loan rates aren't likely to be going up any time soon either.

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