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Sydney house prices: Home owners sell in winter to beat the spring rush and interest rate rises - Vimarsana News

Sydney house prices: Home owners sell in winter to beat the spring rush and interest rate rises

Spring is the traditional time for Sydneysiders to trade up to a new home, but making an early move during the quieter winter months has its benefits - and especially this year.

Source: smh.com.au
Commonwealth Bank warns of biggest interest rate rise in almost 30 years - Vimarsana News

Commonwealth Bank warns of biggest interest rate rise in almost 30 years

The Commonwealth Bank said there was an outside chance of a 75 basis point increase on August 2, which would be the steepest monthly rise since December 1994.

Sydney house prices: Home owners sell in winter to beat the spring rush and interest rate rises - Vimarsana News

Sydney house prices: Home owners sell in winter to beat the spring rush and interest rate rises

Spring is the traditional time for Sydneysiders to trade up to a new home, but making an early move during the quieter winter months has its benefits - and especially this year.

Anthony Albanese warns Reserve Bank as interest rates are predicted to jump FOUR more times - Vimarsana News

Anthony Albanese warns Reserve Bank as interest rates are predicted to jump FOUR more times

Anthony Albanese has warned the Reserve Bank not to 'overreach' as it warns mortgage-holders further interest rate hikes are imminent. 

Taylor lashes Albanese over RBA 'overreach' comment - Vimarsana News

Taylor lashes Albanese over RBA 'overreach' comment

Shadow treasurer Angus Taylor said Anthony Albanese should focus on managing the budget in a way that reduced upwards pressure on prices and interest rates.

Source: afr.com