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Little evidence for aggressive interest rate hikesFriday, July 16th, 4:19PM
Long term fixed mortgage rates continued to tumble this week with NZF and AMP making the most dramatic cuts to four and five year rates of between 65 and 75 basis points. TSB also cut long term rates.HSBC reduced its three, four and five-year rates by 20, 24 and 34 basis points respectively. It now has the lowest fixed rates on offer, albeit with the condition that customers must have a mortgage worth $500,000 or savings of $100,000 to qualify. To see the other mortgage rate changes made by lenders this week click here. In Expert Views BNZ economist Tony Alexander explains the seven considerations that should be made in deciding whether to fix or float and economists look at uncertainty around the recovery...MORE»
Previous News
ASB leads the chargeThursday, June 24th, 10:38AM
Banks in mortgage rate stand-offThursday, June 17th, 12:14PM
Don’t panic about the OCR increaseThursday, June 10th, 12:59PM
20% of Kiwi’s prepared to skip mortgage repaymentsThursday, June 3rd, 12:06PM
A week of big newsThursday, May 27th, 1:23PM
The big mortgage news this week wasn’t around rates, rather it was the announcement from Kiwibank. MORE»14 lenders increase short-term ratesMonday, May 17th, 5:27PM
After two weeks with no mortgage rate changes, there has been a sudden step-change with 14 lenders increasing their short-term rates over the last 10 days. MORE» Procrastinate while you have the chanceThursday, May 6th, 3:51PM
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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. MORE » |
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