Monthly Archives: October 2023

Will residential property prices continue to surge despite record breaking interest rate hikes? – article of interest 16-10-2023

From the fixed rate mortgage cliff distress sales (that still haven’t happened), to the next pundit’s prediction that the Australian property bubble is about to burst, there is no shortage of bearish reading material this year. Putting the noise to … Continue reading

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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has kept the cash rate on hold for the fourth consecutive month. However, the RBA is likely to keep a close eye on the housing sector for two key reasons. The first reason is that the strong recovery in the housing market is part of the bridge that helped build a bridge to the other side during the pandemic. The second reason is that with the increase in housing prices and housing debt, risks to financial stability could be building1.

Despite keeping the cash rate on hold for the fourth consecutive month, the RBA is likely to keep a close eye on the housing sector for two key reasons. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) uses monetary policy to control … Continue reading

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