The most common topic I’m asked when I’m travelling around the country is interest rates. Will they rise? Will they fall
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Is the RBA influenced by politicians? John Symond reveals all
September 3, 2010
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The most common topic I’m asked when I’m travelling around the country is interest rates. Will they rise? Will they fall
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Is the RBA influenced by politicians? John Symond reveals all
By: Kate Miller The housing industry has welcomed the RBA’s decision to keep rates on hold and called for the central bank to continue to maintain the cash rate at …
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Rate hold welcome news for property market
The official cash rate by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) remains unchanged at 4.5 per cent today due to an increasingly uncertain global economic outlook compared to a few months ago.
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Official cash rate unchanged at 4.5 per cent
THE first monthly fall in house prices in 17 months has signalled that aggressive RBA rate increases have successfully cooled the market.

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House prices fall as rates bite
The RBA didn’t raise interest rates this month, we’re looking into the next financial year and we’ve got loads of tips for First Home Buyers – from building Fibro houses to getting a loan by Mum and Dad going Guarantor.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has left the cash rate unchanged at 4.5 per cent at its meeting today.
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Official interest rate remains unchanged
DETERIORATING funding conditions for Australia’s banks will likely prompt rate hikes independent of any RBA move, a senior banker says.

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Banks under pressure to raise rates
GROWTH in house prices has slowed in recent months, sending a critical signal to the RBA that higher rates are hitting their target.

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House price growth slows in cities
Pundits know that doom-and-gloom stories about residential property will sell, and so neglect commercial property – which is a far riskier investment according to the RBA. 21 Jun 2010 11:21 …
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The pitfalls of commercial property
This week we’re looking at the RBA and the Government. We check out the NSW’s Government developer levies, the RBA stating that we’re not in a property bubble and John Symond’s thoughts on why the RBA lifted rates this month.
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Local levies, property bubbles and free furniture: This Week’s Picks
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